Derbyshire's 3,000 miles of countryside walks, bridleways and trails lead you through some of England's most beautiful hills and dales. You'll never be too far away from picturesque rural towns and villages where there is always lots to see and do.

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Perhaps best known as walking country, the Peak District National Park offers a spectacular variety of scenery and routes to be explored – from steep sided limestone dales to the dramatic high moorlands. There is something for everyone – individuals, families and groups – whether you want a challenging hike or a short stroll.

You can follow national or local trails or simply take advantage of 524sq km (202sq miles) of open access land or 3,005km (1,867) miles of rights of way.

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The Peak Walking Group was formed in November 1999 and we now have members from Doncaster to Nottingham and Salford to Peterborough.  It is run by a Committee who are elected yearly at our AGM.  They are a friendly group and provide enjoyable walks for adults of all ages. Children (under 18) are welcome provided they are capable of the distances and are accompanied by a parent/guardian.  Walks are held most Sundays in the Peak District National Park and occasionally in surrounding areas. 
 
They provide a welcoming atmosphere, lively conversation, the opportunity for people to take photos and generally soak up the scenery, and to also have a bit of a chuckle on the way round, and a lunch break when everyone is hungry.  
 
They recently celebrated their 11th year, and had the pleasure in making one of their longest serving members an Honorary Life Member.  Dave Clarke was encouraged to join the group by his wife Irene, who thought that being in his 60’s and after many years of long distance walking on his own, the Pennine Way being one of them, that he should consider joining a walking group.

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