| the rustic rooms are furnished in a country style, and some have period features including original fireplaces. 1 miles from blue john cavern. all have en suite bathrooms. this traditional village inn with rooms is a 1-minute walk from peveril castle, a 7-minute walk from peak cavern and 2. there's also a beer garden with castle views. the cosy bar has wood panelling, exposed stone walls and fireplaces, and offers a pub grub menu featuring local produce.
Manchester Airport 50 min
Ladybower Reservoir (14 min)
Reservoir bordered by scenic countryside & trails for easy to challenging nature walks & hikes. Lose Hill (12 min)
Lush mount with an elevation of 476 m, part of a well-trodden hiking route across the Great Ridge. Haddon Hall (43 min)
This stately home has a grand Tudor hall and Elizabethan gardens. Mam Tor (8 min)
Landmark hill & hiking spot popular with families, known for its striking valley panoramas. Peak District National Park (8 min)
Large year-round recreation area encompassing villages, museums, hiking trails & camping. Peak Cavern (8 min)
Enter the UK's largest cave entrance for guided tours of cave network with unusual rock formations. Chatsworth House (31 min)
Lavish stately home with noted art collection, plus a playground and farmyard in the lush grounds. Speedwell Cavern (17 min)
Boat tours of 18th-century lead-mining caverns 450m below ground and a huge subterranean lake. Stanage Edge (18 min)
Escarpment within Peak District National Park attracting rock climbers for its multiple routes. Great Ridge (9 min)
Ridge separating the vales of Edale & Castleton with a path along the top & bucolic vistas. Treak Cliff Cavern (4 min)
Network of caverns with rare Blue John stone and stalactites, for guided tours and visitor centre. Blue John Cavern (7 min)
Illuminated limestone caves with marine fossils, bones, Blue John mineral mines plus a craft shop. Cave Dale (9 min)
Visitors can walk a rocky path through this scenic gully for picturesque views of castle ruins. Peveril Castle (4 min)
Square keep built on a hilltop by Henry II in 1176, with visitor centre and picnic area. Kinder Scout (26 min)
Scenic national park peak at over 2,000 ft., surrounded by moorland with waterfalls & rock features. | 
