The 35-mile Peak Pilgramage route has been created by members of Eyam Church, and will take walkers from Ilam to Eyam.
It will be officially launched in July.
Eyam is considered a holy place because of the self-sacrifice of its residents in 1665.
From a population of 350, some 260 residents died after contracting the bubonic plague when the villagers chose to isolate themselves rather than risk spreading the disease elsewhere.
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Ilam is itself a pilgrimage destination as the 7th Century St Bertelin lived there.
The route is expected to take three days to complete, with people stopping off at churches en-route.
A group of pilgrims will test the route on May 20th, 21st and 22nd.