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1. How do I get to the Peak District from London?
2. How do you get around Peak District?
3. Where can I stay in Peak District No car?
4. How do I get to the Peak District by train?
5. How far is Peak District from London?
6. Where can you drive in the Peak District?
7. Is the Peak District the Lake District?
8. How far is Peak District from Sheffield?
9. How far is Peak District from Birmingham?
10. Where should I stay in Peak District?
11. Where should I base in the Peak District?
12. How do I get to the Peak District from Nottingham?

How do I get to the Peak District from London?

The Peak District is easy to reach by rail from around the UK. Taking the train from London St Pancras International can get you to Derby in just 91 minutes, continuing onwards to Chesterfield and Sheffield to the East of the area.

How do you get around Peak District?

Getting here by bicycle

The Peak District offers plenty of opportunities to travel by bicycle and benefits from a significant and expanding traffic-free cycle network of trails, including: Ashbourne and Cromford towards Buxton (The Tissington and High Peak Trail) Bakewell towards Buxton (The Monsal Trail)

Where can I stay in Peak District No car?

Peak District National Park Hotels and Places to Stay

• Cavendish Hotel. Baslow, Peak District National Park.
• YHA Hartington Hall. Hartington, Peak District National Park.
• The Manifold Inn. Hartington, Peak District National Park.
• Bagshaw Hall. ...
• Rutland Arms Hotel Bakewell. ...
• Wheatsheaf. ...
• George Hotel. ...
• Sheldon's Retreat B&B.

How do I get to the Peak District by train?

Travelling by train to the Peak District is easy - four train lines extend into or very close to the park from the surrounding major cities. To the north of the Peak District, the Hope Valley line runs between Manchester and Sheffield, stopping at villages in the beautiful Derwent, Hope, and Edale Valleys.

How far is Peak District from London?

The distance between London and Peak District is 147 miles.

Where can you drive in the Peak District?

Top-three driving roads in the Peak District

• Cat 'n' Fiddle – Buxton to Macclesfield. ...
• Snake Pass – Sheffield to Glossop. ...
• Mam Tor – Edale to Hope.

Is the Peak District the Lake District?

As already mentioned they are both lovely. The Lake District is more about stretches of water and mountains, whereas the Peak District is a mass of rolling hills and many cave networks. ... Both the Lake District and the Peak District are good for walking and both are very popular - especially in August.

How far is Peak District from Sheffield?

Yes, the driving distance between Sheffield to Peak District is 21 miles. It takes approximately 32 min to drive from Sheffield to Peak District.

How far is Peak District from Birmingham?

The distance between Birmingham and Peak District National Park is 60 miles. The road distance is 76.8 miles.

Where should I stay in Peak District?

The best places to stay for walking holidays in the Peak District and Derbyshire

• Oaker Farm, Losehill, Hope Valley.
• Bolehill Farm Cottages, Bakewell.
• Dovestone Holiday Park, Greenfield.
• Edale Gathering, Edale.
• Hoe Grange Holidays, Brassington.
• Darwin Forest, Darley Moor, Matlock.

Where should I base in the Peak District?

The best towns to stay in the Peak District

• Bakewell. Bakewell is a truly gorgeous market town, but if that is not enough to persuade you it is also famous for its delicious pudding. ...
• Eyam. For somewhere steeped in a rich and intriguing history it doesn't get much better than Eyam in the Peak District. ...
• Castleton. ...
• Hathersage.

How do I get to the Peak District from Nottingham?

There are 4 ways to get from Nottingham to Peak District National Park by train, bus, taxi or car

1. Take the train from Nottingham to Sheffield.
2. Take the train from Sheffield to Edale.