According to us, Derbyshire and the Peak District offer some of the most breath-taking landscapes for a spring getaway.
Rolling green hills, winding rivers, and ancient woodlands come alive with fresh blooms and vibrant wildlife. Picture peaceful walking trails where wildflowers brighten the paths, and birdsong fills the air. Hidden valleys and dramatic rock formations provide a mix of tranquility and adventure.
Spring’s mild weather makes it perfect for exploring open countryside, charming villages, and serene watersides. Whether you prefer a gentle stroll or a more challenging hike, there’s something for everyone. Historic ruins and scenic viewpoints create unforgettable backdrops for a day out.
13. Curbar Edge
Curbar Edge is a gritstone outcrop in the Peak District. The area is popular with walkers and rock climbers. Photo: Getty Images
14. Curbar Edge
Sheep grazing at Curbar Edge in 2009. Photo: Getty Images
15. Dovedale
Much of this scenic limestone valley in the Peak District is owned and managed by the National Trust and attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists each year. Photo: Getty Images
16. Solomon's Temple, Buxton
Officially known as the Grinlow Tower, Solomon's Temple is a folly which stands on top of Grinlow Hill overlooking Buxton. It was built in 1834 by Solomon Mycock in order to provide work for the unemployed of the town. Photo: Getty Images