Peak Experience

Whether you are interested in wildlife, historic houses, villages and towns, ancient monuments, churches, museums,

industrial heritage or traditional landscapes then this is where you can start to explore what the Peak District has to offer

and why the Peak District landsape is so special.

 

You can also find information on places to visit and a range of cafes, guest houses, shops and other services to make your visit special.

 

SHARE YOUR photos, comments, video and audio clips of the Peak District online with others at www.mypeakexperience.org.uk

 

The Peak District is so convenient for many people living in the UK and it is worth making more than a day of it. With so many places of

interest to explore in beautiful and accessible countryside you can spend a long weekend or longer holiday without the hassle of a

long-distance journey to get their from your home.

 

We have produced a series of ten themed guides to help you explore what the region has to offer in terms of its rich wildlife, history and culture.

They are all linked to places to stay, eat and drink which can make your visit to the Peak District all the more enjoyable.

 

In November 2007 the Peak Experience guides won top honours in the 'countryside interpretation' category at the Friends of the Peak District's 'Countryside Awards 2007'.

 

New for 2008 is a series of podcast episodes on the life and death of the  red grouse, the iconic moorland bird of the Peak District. More details here...

 

 

 

 

 

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Peak Experience is part-financed by the European Union

European Regional Development Fund

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