Peak District National Park
The Peak District was Britains first national park, established in April 1951
The whole of the Peak District National Park falls within Natural Englands Lower North West mapping area which includes parts of Derbyshire, Staffordshire, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire, all of Greater Manchester and Cheshire, along with Merseyside, most of Lancashire, a small part of Cumbria, and part of North Yorkshire.
Around 38,000 people live in the Park in 125 parishes.
Visitors from all over the world come to the Park to find peace and tranquillity and to reconnect with the natural world. They can also find adventure, experiencing some of England�s finest climbing, caving, walking and cycling.
The National Park covers 1,438 km2 (555 sq. miles) with over 2,500 km of public rights of way.
Places such as Snailsden Moor, Bradfield Moor and Axe Edge Moor, great expanses of moorland, that had been out of bounds for the outward bound for more than 100 years, is now accessible to people on foot.
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The Wild Cherry B&B
Wirksworth
Tel: 01629 824712
A small family run B&B with panoramic views over the old town of Wirksworth and the beautiful Ecclesbourne Valley. The beds are made with cotton sheets, there is lots of homemade produce, an open fire in one of the rooms and your own courtyard garden. Children and pets welcome (sorry no cats)....