The Peak District is a national park in central and northern England, covering an area of 555 square miles. It is located in the counties of Derbyshire, Staffordshire, and Cheshire and is known for its rolling hills, rugged moorlands, and scenic valleys. The Peak District National Park is also home to a number of historic villages and market towns, as well as a variety of wildlife and plant species. Outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, rock climbing, and caving are popular in the Peak District, and the park attracts millions of visitors each year. With its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage, the Peak District National Park is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore the natural beauty of England.
Thorpe Cloud - DE6 2GZ, Derbyshire - A steep-sided hill that offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
The Roaches - ST13 8TY, Staffordshire - A rocky outcrop that is popular for rock climbing and hiking.
Mam Tor - S33 0AL, Derbyshire - A hill that offers scenic views over the Hope Valley.
Back Tor - S33 0AL, Derbyshire - A hill that is part of the Dark Peak area in the Peak District.
Black Hill - SK23 7NT, Derbyshire - A hill that offers views over the Cheshire plain.
Bleaklow - SK13 1LJ, Derbyshire - A moorland plateau that is a popular spot for hillwalking.
Kinder Scout - SK13 1LJ, Derbyshire - A moorland plateau that is the highest point in the Peak District.
Alport Castles - SK17 8LW, Derbyshire - A hill that offers views over the surrounding countryside.
Higger Tor - S33 0AL, Derbyshire - A hill that is part of the Dark Peak area in the Peak District.
Win Hill - S33 0AL, Derbyshire - A hill that offers panoramic views over the Hope Valley.
Please note that these postcodes may not be located exactly at the summit of the hills, but are for reference purposes in the nearby area.
00:00 Introduction
00:28 Thorpe Cloud
01:01 Mam Tor
01:30 Kinder scout
02:06 Back Tor
02:40 Black Hill
03:18 Bleaklow
04:01 Alport Castles
04:35 The Roaches
05:12 Higger Tor
05:53 Win Hill
