TOP 10 PEAK DISTRICT DESTINATIONS | Best places to visit UK

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Did not know Derbyshire had led mines
Comment from : PS Anderson

What about Dovedale
Comment from : SRJ

I seen this Via “American Reacts” Just wanted to say your video is fab, beautifully done I live close by and love having this on my doorstep It’s an absolutely amazing place with a vast range of history Thank you and safe travels
Comment from : VIV82CX

Well presented video Me and my gf are heading up on the weekend and for sure will be going to at least 1 cheers!
Comment from : Daniel Warner

I also love The three shires
Comment from : Jadore Hair & Beauty Nottingham

Very helpful in planning my upcoming trip Thanks I especially look forward to Winnats Pass, Snake Woodland, and Curban Edge
Comment from : Shadow Cat

Great video! I had no idea , hadn’t even heard of the Peak District NP Going to make my travel plans now Thanks!
Comment from : Yick King

Some stunning places there H&K , some of which I never even knew about, so many thanks,some of my favourites, not in any particular order are The Monsall trail, Errwood Hall, Kinder downfall, Longendale trail, Derwent dam, Haddon hall, Little John's grave Hathersage, Pooles Cavern Buxton and Buxton dome, Crich tramway museum A wonderful part of the country Keep up the good work
Comment from : Alan Hesketh

Excellent stuff
Comment from : LFC-Spion-Kop-1 YNWA-96

What a list!! You’re stunning drone photography has sold us on ticking these off on future peaks trips!!😊
Comment from : Celine Ellis

Not surprised Castleton is number one The walk along the ridge from above Winnats Pass to Hope is spectacular The road through Winnats Pass itself is exceptional though I recommend walking down it rather than up!
Comment from : Ron Maxwell

Dovedale?
Comment from : Sam

Really annoying background noise/music
Comment from : Liam Finch

Sitting here in Buxton carpark looking for insperation where to visit Found the breathtaking places you have shown at 72 years of age and loving your vids a credit to you both Thank you so much for this and wish you well
Comment from : Fred Slowho

we call parkhouse hill and the other next door as the "sharks tooths" as when you see it from across the valley we reckon it looks like them (we as in my friends and I, not the greater community haha) didn't know the gruesome history of Peter's stone, only that there is a decent pint nearby 9/10 isnt bad, will have to try out Harboro rocks
Comment from : Victoria Edwards

gotta say that's great work by you 2 haven't been to the Peak District for about 7 years so I think I'll be going again soon
Comment from : James Holland

Well done guys I can tell you've done your homework and even set yourselves out early everytime for those best possible views God knows how long it took you with all the bad weather up there this is faultless
Comment from : Edgar K

Thanks for the Great video Just liked and subscribed Me and my Dad also produce similar videos in the Peak District :)
Comment from : High Peak Cinematography

I live on the edge of the Peak District and regularly visit to take photos Also check out the Roaches, Padley Gorge, Black Clough Waterfall, Lathkill Dale and Three Shires head
Comment from : Darrell Oakden Photography

I have not heard of you guys before or come across your channel, but you came up in my feed so I watched this video I’m so glad I did! I’m from Buxton originally and I’m ashamed to say that I hadn’t heard of half the places on your list, I’m definitely going to try out your recommendations and I’ve subscribed to your channel Well done!
Comment from : Matt Somers

Seems like you are being reviewed by a guy the other side of the pond who isn't crediting you or your channel brbr youtube/JtEmUsF_1GY
Comment from : Chris Bentley Walking and Rambling

Dont know if you guys know or not, but this guy in the USA uses your top 10 Peak District to react too! Pretty cool if u ask me! Lolbr youtube/JtEmUsF_1GY
Comment from : ColdDac Adventures

Check out Eccles Pike for the most amazing 360' views - near Chapel en le Frith
Comment from : Dave Smith

Love the videobrBack during the covid pandemic on a Monday morning I had to deliver the test samples after completing my delivery route I drove up Winnats Pass near Castleton, a number of occasions On my way to Alderley Park, from SheffieldbrHere's a short video I took one morning brbr youtube/DdKJ25QHF4AbrbrI hope you enjoy
Comment from : John Delaney

Amazing video & so refreshing seeing the Peak District on video it adds more for the viewer than still photography Been to Curbar Edge Black Rocks recently & Stanage Edge is one that I would put on the list Mam Tor/Castleton is Amazing for your No1 & great showing Parkhouse Hill & Chrome Hill - Best Wishes David
Comment from : David McGough

Brilliant, I love the Peak District and live reasonably close in Macclesfield, you have a new subscriber, thank you
Comment from : Macc Man

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Comment from : Edward William

Great video I've been to most of the spots you mention, and will hopefully get to Snake Woodland for the first time, quite soon - looks great In terms of another location, I would suggest, ECCLES PIKE (near Chapel-en-le-Frith), which has a stunning 360 degree view, taking in, Whaley Bridge, Manchester, Chinley Churn, Kinder Scout, Combs Reservoir, and of course, Chapel-en-le-Frith
Comment from : Tim Smith

Brilliant piece of history regarding the Peak District, you know the saying you learn something new every day Much appreciated & new subscriber
Comment from : Gazza S2

Excellent video, thanks for sharing
Comment from : Arts In the Peaks

Just stumbled on your channel guys Well done, we've subscribed Looking forward to the next one! We love the Peak District!
Comment from : Sojourn With Us

Interesting, but the music sounds like something lifted from an Asian kitchen appliance demo
Comment from : Dirk Bruere

Hi guys would be nice if you mentioned how to get therebest place to park and other quids to make it easier 😊
Comment from : Mahdi Safarzadeh

My only addition would be to have extended your Great Ridge walk to Lose Hill Not forgetting Kinder Scout via Lord's Seat But you could probably do a top 💯 of The Peak District if truth be told A suggestion for a vlog from me would be best Ethels in the Ethel Challenge? Lovely vlog which was randomly suggested Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Chris Bentley Walking and Rambling

great video but annoying music
Comment from : Malcolm Cooper

10 Robin Hood's stride 0:40br9 Harboro' rocks 2:04br8 Magpie mine 3:49br7 Peter's stone 5:19br6 Curbar edge 6:55br5 Black rocks 8:44br4 Snake woodland 10:22br3 Thor's cave 12:27br2 Parkhouse hill 14:14br1 Castleton 16:38
Comment from : a REALM

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Wow, that's a great video I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video Have a nice day
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Brilliant We thought we'd been to the best places in the Peak District Now we have several more places to visit Thanks guys
Comment from : Dave

Great vlog did you get to see the winking man rock formation while you were there,👍
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Comment from : Hay and Kyle

i couldnt agree more with your number 1 i first went to winnats pass last year by myself last week i took my friend there, she never even seen a picture of the place before she was gob smacked at its beauty and i was just as amazed as the first time i think my second favorite place was the Over Exposed Crash Site and the Higher Shelf Stones next to it
Comment from : Lenny

I've walked and Mountain biked ,and gone underneath it ,I'm to old now but to see it all again is magic to me ,thanks to you both , it evokes memories of surprise and joy of finding such beautiful countryside to where I live the sense of freedom and open spaces and the Rugged beauty was awe inspiring to a young man who's day job ,was down a coal mine , WE have a lot to be thankful for the people who fought for the RIGHT TO ROAM, in the 30s
Comment from : Maxwell Moore

coool
Comment from : Matt Balmer

I did bamford edge 21/5/22 got there for 430 am to catch the sunrise, absolutely stunning views , some great places in your video I’ve done winnats pass ,want to do mam tor next
Comment from : Mirrorless media

Only just started visiting peak district last year and instantly fell in love with castleton ❤️ did stanage edge last week absolutely stunning views !! Am tied to places with train station as I don't drive but I do hope to get to some of the other places you've shown xx
Comment from : mary howden

Fantastic guys love yr site after finding it the other wk We've loved the peak district from our trips when met in 70s 👍
Comment from : Alison Moxon

Hello✨✨✨🤗
Comment from : ToBeCollectionMusic

absolutely beautiful, thank you very much I think the Peak District will be our next holiday destination
Comment from : Ingrid Burkel

Stunning footage, I'm pretty familiar with the peak District, but there's some places even I wasn't aware of, thanks for highlighting them 👍🏻
Comment from : trooperwolfie

I live in Matlock 😂 great place
Comment from : Neo T

love this vid cheers u know u know
Comment from : Wandering Where

So beautiful! Now when I'm reading a UK book, I'll be able to picture what the Peak District is like
Comment from : Patricia

Spare a thought for people who live here and stop encouraging drongos coming here, thankyou
Comment from : Dave Jackson

I need to get some of this done on my hiking channel Cheers Great channel
Comment from : Rambling With Ritchie

How about Lathkill Dale Lovely dale
Comment from : Nick Ross

Goyt Valley near Buxton is worth a day out and the Edale area has some incredible scenery
Comment from : blackporsche roadster

I currently live in Buxton and have driven past that Magpie Mine lots of times and wondered what the building was I think I will stop next time and have a wander I liked the fact you didn't go for the obvious choices, especially Parkhouse Hill That often gets overlooked as most people just fly past on the main A53 and Ashbourne Roads into Buxton The southern part of the Peaks have some stunning landscapes and are often ignored in favour of the tourist magnets, Bakewell, Edale and Castleton
Comment from : blackporsche roadster

Good video 😁
Comment from : weekend explorer 88

Castelton is a beautiful place
Comment from : adam sk

Well done guys, best video about PD
Comment from : Marcelo Melino

An excellent presentation thanks
Comment from : Alan Sutton

whats the best month to explore Lake District
Comment from : s milli

Great stuff guys, just found your channel and really like what you do
Comment from : Sam and Steve Vaughan

Just subbed thanks
Comment from : Ged Huffadine

I don't know any particular area however, I used to visit the Peak District allot when I was in my teens in college great place to go if you're between jobs and broke As I got older I used to take my nephews there on a male bonding thing they loved it beautiful place to impress a woman if you don't want to take her to an expensive restaurant!
Comment from : Montu Meroe

Great Video! 👍Great Channel! 👍 fantastic landscapes👍 Thank you for sharing
Comment from : Exploring Great Britain

Good stuff, food for thought on a few places there yet to visit There seems to be a lot of east Peaks there, can't help thinking that The Roaches and Luds Church, Kinder Downfall and Alport Castles should have been in there?
Comment from : David Cann

Hi, nice video guys :) I love it :)
Comment from : Alex Explorer

Great video, so informative and well put together
Comment from : Odin Airsoft UK

I live just in Sheffield, and it amazes me still how lucky we are to live so close to castleton and the peaks I've also walk thro what we call the snake pass woodland, your bang right with saying it has everything brbrCastleton is still my favourite brbrGreat video guys, I will sure to go visit some of the places you have mentioned above
Comment from : Paul Savage

Robins hood stride has amazing views 🥺
Comment from : UK Hiker Marv

Going on the 6th
Comment from : Martin Hartley

Great film, thankyou, I thought I knew it so well, but a couple here I did’nt know, so will check them out I would have made it twelve, and included the Roaches and Arbor Low stone circle Well you could probably make it a hundred! Some great pubs up there as well, especially Ye Olde Gate Inn in Brassington, near Harboro rocks, but the pubs deserve a film all to themselves
Comment from : Duncan Taylor

Thanks for the recommendations! Managed to visit some of these places in my recent trip and loved it :)
Comment from : Terence Yeung

Around the river on Monsal trail, absolutely gorgeous, you guys need to go there!!
Comment from : Pickles-the- Chimp

Liked and subscribedbrBeastie Nature Expeditions UK
Comment from : Beastie Expeditions

Good choice as number 1 Have you done a video about the Goyt Valley?
Comment from : Allan Corfield

Pronounced Cur ber rather than Cur bar
Comment from : J Roberts

Thank you for your time We will visit everyone
Comment from : Elma Fudd

My top three-brEdale to Kinder Scout, via Jacobs Ladder; robust challenge for beginners but views you won't forgetbrStanage edge, if you walk up from Hathersage you are treated to quaint little farms and quiet wooded outcrops on your way upbrDovedale Yes it's touristy but you can't beat it for a quick fix of vistas, flowing water, and an all round lovely spot for a family picnic that won't have anyone complaining about being out of breathbrbrLovely video guys I will be trying some of these recommendations for sure!! Thank you!!
Comment from : Al Black

You missed out Thorpe Cloud!
Comment from : James Kinnard

Excellent aerial views and commentary
Comment from : Yuri Gabrilovìch

Great video, really liked the commentary and drone footage, me and my family are going on Monday for 5 days and we’re definitely going to visit a couple of spots 👍🏽
Comment from : Frank The French

Great list! I would add a few more to the list (I mean it's not hard is it when you live in the Peak District) - Eccles Pike and Cracken Edge in Chinley are great walks! Also, Kinder Scout - on a clear day you can see the Welsh mountains
Comment from : Clur R

Awesome video I live not too far and I'm in the Peaks all the time I've never been to Snake Woodland though! Funny and sad because I've travelled on the Snakes Pass from Sheffield to Manchester many times (beautiful drive, but so challenging and scary at times) Definitely gonna go for a visit!
Comment from : Miles Prower

Great little video ❤️
Comment from : Spike Spiegel

I never seen Lud's Church on the list and this ibrWas one of the most incredible places I been in Peak District also I have visited most of the place’s you listed on video but I would definitely recommend people’s to visit Lud's Church it is challenging to get to it but it is well worth it brAnd it is located in Black Forest
Comment from : Vilenas FPV

Hello guys, stunning footage, well done We will be using this as a guide when we come over and visit Thankyou for the share
Comment from : Travelling With Crowsfeet

So nice to see that you included a lot of spots that aren't the typical 'brown sign' tourist spots (obviously they're amazing too) but good to see new places I haven't heard of!! Thank you!
Comment from : Emily Anderson

Damn, so many great places to see in the Peak District I lived in Sheffield for 5 years and hardly went there Hopefully I will make it back there soon
Comment from : NTA Old Channel

There would be a different top 10 if you was a long distance walker like me, these are good for families but I love enjoying full days of walking around the Peak District, there are some very challenging walks, I could come up with a list of the hardest walks
Comment from : glen bradford

Great video guys, I can only think of Luds Church as a possibility, wonderful place…spot on though, keep it up, new subscriber
Comment from : Simon Partington