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Walks from the door

Boots on, back for a pint

Five of our favourite walks, all starting and ending at the front door. Pick by length or how hard you fancy it.

Difficulty
  • Green fields and drystone walls in the valley below a hill

    3 miles 1 to 1.5 hourseasy

    Riverside loop

    Along the Noe to the stepping stones and back through the meadows. Flat, pushchair friendly in summer.

    Dogs welcome, leads near sheep

  • A reservoir among wooded hills seen from rocky moorland

    5 miles 2.5 to 3 hoursmoderate

    Win Hill

    A steady climb to one of the best views in the Peak, looking down over Ladybower.

    Dogs welcome, leads near sheep

  • A grassy ridge running to a pointed peak under a blue sky

    7.5 miles 4 hourshard

    Mam Tor and the Great Ridge

    Up to Mam Tor, along the ridge to Lose Hill and back down to a well-earned pint.

    Dogs welcome, leads near sheep

  • Purple heather and a gritstone outcrop at sunset

    6 miles 3 hoursmoderate

    Stanage Edge

    Gritstone, heather and climbers on the crags. Spectacular in August when it all turns purple.

    Dogs welcome, leads near sheep

  • A flagstone path climbing a hill at dusk

    4.5 miles 2 hourseasy

    Cave Dale and Castleton

    A limestone gorge beneath Peveril Castle, then tea and cake in Castleton before heading home.

    Not great for dogs: stiles and livestock

Sheep grazing beside a drystone wall on a hillside

Walkers welcome

Everything you need for the hill

  • Ordnance Survey OL1 map, free to borrow from the bar
  • Packed lunch from the kitchen, £9, order the night before
  • Flasks filled with tea or coffee before you set off
  • Drying room for boots and coats when you get back
Stay and walk for the weekend