Peak District Moorland Trek

Challenge yourself with this rugged moorland walk featuring stunning views across the Dark Peak.

This route follows part of the historic Pennine Way, Britain's first National Trail opened in 1965

Edale was the site of the famous 1932 Mass Trespass that led to the creation of National Parks

The moorland is home to the legend of the "Barghest" - a monstrous black dog said to roam these hills

Ancient stone circles and burial mounds dot the landscape, some dating back 4,000 years

The route passes near Kinder Scout, where the "Right to Roam" movement began

Look for the remains of medieval settlements abandoned during the Black Death

The Old Nag's Head

Traditional walkers' pub at the start of the Pennine Way