Take a break to Britain’s first national park and explore its forested valleys and small stone villages threaded by walking trails. This five-day adventure offers a comfortable yet active way to get away from it all. Basing yourself in the quintessential country town of Castleton, you’ll walk your way to the scenic villages of Bamford and Bakewell, take on treks to Stanage Edge and Mam Tor, drop into friendly local pubs and discover more about the local communities, all while surrounded by iconic backdrop of rolling green hills backed by steep peaks.
Why you'll love this trip Walk the winding trails between picturesque villages and then hole up at a local pub. Treat yourself one of the town’s famous tarts or puddings in Bakewell and explore the arched bridges, narrow shopping streets and stone cottages. Enjoy the ease of leaving your walking boots at the same comfortable, conveniently located accommodation each night. Trek to the beautiful escarpment of Stanage Edge, where you’ll find some truly spectacular views, and if you’re lucky, the hidden Robin Hood’s Cave. Take on a walk to the summit of Mam Tor, one of the most famous natural features in the Peak District. The views from the top will be one of the lasting memories of your adventure.
4 Breakfasts Included, the opportunity to purchase meals along Hiking routes are available.
Welcome to the Peak District. Begin your active adventure with a walk through the Hope Valley to Bamford village. Castleton is the picture of a quintessentially England country town, with its slate grey old stone houses, countless pubs off the winding main road, and rolling green surrounds backed by steep hills on three sides, including the famous Mam Tor. Bamford is the highest remaining village in the Derwent valley, with many of its neighbours submerged in the mid-20th century by the construction of two reservoirs. Also enjoy hikes to Bakewell, the home of the famous Tart, Edensor, a picturesque village that was moved to improve the view for the resident Duke of nearby Chatsworth House & The Longshaw Estate, Once used for shooting by the Duke of Rutland and is now managed by the National Trust.
100% non refundable chargeable from 28 days prior to arrival.
100% non refundable chargeable from 28 days prior to arrival. Cancellation within 28 days will charged at 100%. Please send an inquiry to double check prices by date before proceeding.
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