You may regularly rent self-catering cottages in the Peak District for a walking or rambling holiday, however, have you ever considered renting accommodation that has a swimming pool of its own? Most people are aware of how stunning the hills and dales of the Peak District are, of the charming historic villages, large country estates Read More …
Thinking about where to rent a cottage for a self-catering break in the Peak District national park in Derbyshire? There is a distinct difference between the north and south Peak District.; the north is much more of a wilderness with open exposed moors, lots of heather, fewer trees and the occasional lonely farmhouse. It is Read More …
The River Derwent has been dammed in Derbyshire with the creation of the Upper Derwent Reservoir, a superb cycling and leisure area that lies between two other spectacular bodies of water, the Ladybower Reservoir to the south and the Howden Reservoir to the north. A striking curtain of water is created as water spills in Read More …
The Peak District National Park is a stunning patch of countryside across the centre of the Midlands in England. Moors and dales strewn with limestone are full of way-marked trails and bridleways. At intervals are small villages and a few towns such as Buxton, Matlock and Bakewell that serve the farming community and the thousands Read More …
Going walking in the Peak District is an admirable thing to do. I am amazed at the pleasure that some people get from trudging over hills and dales. They feel rewarded by the views when they reach a summit. Good on them, personally, I prefer to drive up the nearest hill and see the views Read More …
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