Peak District & Yorkshire Dales Walking Routes
The Peak District and Yorkshire Dales offer a contrasting landscape of rolling moorlands, dramatic limestone dales, and gritstone edges. As the UK’s first National Park (1951), the Peak District holds a special place in the history of conservation, while the Dales are famed for their stone villages, caves, and dry-stone walls that trace centuries of farming tradition. Both regions capture the timeless beauty of northern England’s uplands.
"Unlike the Lake District, where beauty is lavishly displayed, the delights of this limestone countryside have to be sought on foot."
Kinder Scout via Red Brook
A classic Kinder day with a hands-on ascent and wild plateau views.
View RouteChrome Hill & Parkhouse Hill
The “Dragon’s Back” fins of limestone with superb valley panoramas.
View RouteKinder Scout via Red Brook
Follow a classic scrambly line onto Kinder’s wild plateau. Red Brook gives enjoyable, hands-on movement before the open moor leads to sweeping views over the Dark Peak.
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Cross the high, open peatlands of Bleaklow for a true Pennine experience. Gritstone edges, sculpted groughs and big skies define this atmospheric day out.
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Walk the striking limestone fins of the “Dragon’s Back”. A short but unforgettable route with rolling White Peak scenery and photogenic ridgelines.
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Enjoy an elegant ridge walk from Mam Tor over Barker Bank to Lose Hill, with constant views over Hope Valley, Edale and the Kinder plateau.
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Classic Dark Peak moorland with broad views and quiet corners. A great introduction to the area’s gritstone and heather landscapes.
From £80 per person
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Ascend one of the Yorkshire Three Peaks. Limestone pavements, stepped escarpments and a proud summit give a superb Dales day.
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Rocky steps lead to a compact summit with big views across Ribblesdale and to Ingleborough and Whernside—perfect for a crisp winter outing.
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The highest of the Dales. A broad ridge walk with classic views of the Ribblehead Viaduct and the neighbouring peaks.
From £85 per person
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Follow the Pennine Way to one of the Northern Dales’ finest viewpoints, with wide horizons over Swaledale and Wensleydale.
From £85 per person
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A quieter northern outpost with striking escarpments, cairns and spacious views across the Eden Valley and Mallerstang.
From £85 per person
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