Whether you enjoy long winding hiking trails, inspecting historical sites of interest or you appreciate the dizzying heights on offer from an abseiling adventure, the Peak District has it all.
Below are some of the most popular attractions you can look forward to visiting in the Peak District.
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5. Dovedale Stepping Stones.
Dovedale Stepping Stones are an incredibly popular venue for visitors to the Peak District. The stones offer a lot of fun to keep youngsters occupied and families can take in the stunning views of the valley while enjoying a picnic. Photo: Mike Dale / 500px
6. Kinder Scout.
Enjoy some of the most stunning views of the Peak District by visiting Kinder Scout. Photo: Photos by R A Kearton
7. Monsal Trail.
The popular 10 mile trail between Buxton and Bakewell is entirely flat but remains incredibly exciting with a host of tunnels and a fantastic headstone viaduct. Photo: Photos by R A Kearton
8. Mam Tor.
Mam Tor is another beautiful landmark to visit in the Peak District.This trail is popular amongst adventure enthusiasts visiting the area due to the incredible scenery on offer. Photo: Chris Conway