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MATLOCK BATH ILLUMINATIONS: top tips for your visit

The 2026 season opens with a Preview Night on Saturday 12th September, and will then run every Saturday and Sunday from 19th September to 1st November, plus Friday 30th October. Matlock Bath Illuminations is a long standing tradition (since 1897) where small boats along the River Derwent are decorated with twinkling lights. The first decorations... The post MATLOCK BATH ILLUMINATIONS: top tips for…

Tissington walk to Parwich for a pub lunch (6.4km, circular)

The village of Tissington, where this beautiful Peak District family walk begins and ends, is one of the prettiest in the National Park. Centred around the grand Tissington Hall are a collection of limestone cottages, no less than six ancient wells, a church that dates back to Saxon times, a teashop selling vegan treats, and... The post Tissington walk to Parwich for a pub lunch (6.4km, circular)…

How to stay cool for your Peak District summer walks

Summer is here and the Peak District is at it’s best with its carpet of vibrant green under a clear blue sky. The views from the escarpments, such as Stanage Edge and The Roaches, are stunning, and the woodland walks are bursting with colour, especially Stand Wood behind Chatsworth House. The urge to get out... The post How to stay cool for your Peak District summer walks appeared first on Peak…

Peak District summer holidays: what’s on guide for families

If you’re looking for ways to keep the kids entertained over the long summer break, we’ve rounded up the best events happening in and around the National Park. From outdoor theatre and nature trails to hands-on workshops and summer festivals, there’s something for every kind of family adventure. So grab your diary, pick your favourites,... The post Peak District summer holidays: what’s on guide…

Poole’s Cavern, Buxton | Peak District Kids REVIEW

Poole’s Cavern is an ancient natural limestone cavern, on the outskirts of the historic spa town of Buxton. It has been visited by explorers since the seventeenth century, yet formed over millions of years. Book a 45 minute guided tour, or take a self-guided audio tour, to view some of the most impressive underground scenery... The post Poole’s Cavern, Buxton | Peak District Kids REVIEW appeared…

Peak District May half term: WHAT’S ON this Spring Bank Holiday for families

If you’re planning your family days out in and around the Peak District for May half term, then you’ve come to the right place. With spring in full bloom across the National Park and lots of sunny days (fingers crossed) it really is a wonderful time of year to explore the UK’s oldest National Park.... The post Peak District May half term: WHAT’S ON this Spring Bank Holiday for families appeared…

Peak District Early May Bank Holiday Weekend: WHAT’S ON

The early May bank holiday is one of the busiest weekends in the Peak District, with visitors making the most of the long weekend. While attractions don’t tend to lay on as many extra activities as they do in the main school holidays, there are still some great events to enjoy. Here we round up... The post Peak District Early May Bank Holiday Weekend: WHAT’S ON appeared first on Peak District Kids…

How to get to Mam Tor trig point: the quick and easy way

Towering over the village of Castleton in the Peak District, Mam Tor is one of the most popular hotspots of the Peak District, and understandably so with the superb 360 degree views from the trig point summit. In fact the trig point must be the most photographed of all Peak District trig points. Wondering how... The post How to get to Mam Tor trig point: the quick and easy way appeared first on…

Mam Tor walk (circular, 4.2km): the classic loop including Broken Road

This classic Mam Tor walk is all about the views, so aim to visit on a clear day. It’s also one of the most popular view points in the UK (and understandably so, those 360 degree views are spectacular from Mam Tor trig point) and features in our top 10 Peak District walks with kids,... The post Mam Tor walk (circular, 4.2km): the classic loop including Broken Road appeared first on Peak District…

Hartington walk to Beresford Dale caves (4.5km)

Starting from the Hartington Farm Shop and Café (one of the best cafes for a hot chocolate in the Peak District) this short and picturesque Hartington walk leads you down to Beresford Dale where the River Dove meanders through. Make sure you pack a torch, as half way along this walk there is a cave... The post Hartington walk to Beresford Dale caves (4.5km) appeared first on Peak District Kids .