This is an amazing place to be. There are around 3 car parks and most of them get fully occupied by 9:00 am. The walk starts with all the carparks leading to the main path finally. Which means you can start from wherever you are. There are three peaks where you climb up and down and enjoy your time on a bright sunny day!

Bleaklow Stones are pretty easy to get to from the Woodhead Tunnel where there is parking space for around 20 cars. Once up on the moors a map is essential as the footpaths dissappear in places and it could be easy to get lost if not familiar with the area. Also be aware that the weather can change quite suddenly so make sure you take appropriate clothing.

Peak District National Park Review: Stunning Scenery and Endless Adventures ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Peak District National Park is a breathtaking destination for nature lovers, offering stunning landscapes, rolling hills, and picturesque villages. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or just looking for a peaceful walk, the park has something for everyone, with well-marked trails like Mam Tor, Kinder Scout, and Dovedale. The park is home to diverse wildlife, charming historic sites, and scenic picnic spots, making it perfect for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. Adventure seekers can enjoy rock climbing, cycling, and even caving, while those looking for relaxation can explore traditional pubs and tea rooms in the surrounding villages. While the beauty of the park is undeniable, some areas can get crowded during peak seasons, and parking can be limited in popular spots. However, with so many trails and open spaces, there’s always somewhere to explore. Overall, the Peak District offers a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility, making it a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts and anyone looking to escape into nature.

During my stay in Sheffield, South Yorkshire in 2011-12, Peak District was a place where we went for a short hike and trip a few times. It is an immensely beautiful and tranquil place to get your face treated by the cool breeze of air. Despite being so close to the Sheffield city, coming here feels like we’ve drifted far away to a natural paradise.

The Peak District has been a walkers' playground for generations of people over many years, the scenery is rugged, but wonderful, the weather occasionally terrible, but achingly beautiful when the sun comes out and casts it's spell on the landscape. From the top of the escarpment, a couple of miles or so beyond where I live, the view in all directions makes the uphill toil well worth the effort. It's known as 'Sheffield's Playground', generations of walkers have trudged uphill and into the Peak District to be rewarded with a marvellous view and it never fails to impress! Take a picnic, relax and look at the scenery whilst munching!