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Gritstone edges, rolling moorland and limestone dales: the Peak District packs an impressive variety into a compact area. Scheduled routes include Mam Tor, Brown Knoll and other classic Derbyshire hill days in the Hope Valley and Edale area, kept separate from our Edale walking weekend format.
Scheduled days might take in Mam Tor's famous ridge above Castleton, the open moorland of Brown Knoll or the paths linking Edale, Hope and the surrounding valleys. Your guide manages safety and keeps the group at a comfortable pace suited to the terrain.
The specific walk and meeting point are confirmed once your date is set, based on the scheduled event and forecast conditions. Peak District weather can change quickly on exposed moors, so your guide adapts the route if needed.
Across Derbyshire, Edale sits at the start of the Pennine Way, Castleton nestles beneath Mam Tor in the Hope Valley and Hope village anchors the heart of the valley. Each start point offers access to iconic edges, rolling moorland and limestone dales.
Full directions are sent ahead of your walk day so you know exactly where to arrive and where to park in this popular national park area.
A full day on paths and moorland with moderate ascent suits walkers with reasonable fitness. Many scheduled walks welcome enthusiastic beginners, while hill days on exposed moorland benefit from some previous walking experience.
Bring waterproof boots, full waterproof clothing, warm layers and enough food and water for six to seven hours on the hill. Peak District moorland can be windy and wet even in summer.
Iconic viewpoints and moorland paths become much more enjoyable with a guide who knows the best circular routes and quieter lines away from the busiest paths on Mam Tor and the surrounding fells. We take the navigation stress away so you can focus on the walking.
Whether you want your first experience on Mam Tor or a fuller day across Brown Knoll and the surrounding moorland, our guides keep the pace supportive and the day full of local insight.
The specific route is confirmed once your date is set based on the scheduled event for that day. This covers Peak District day walks including Mam Tor, Brown Knoll, and other moorland and edge routes in the Hope Valley and Edale area.
You receive full details of the walk name, meeting point, and expected distance before your walk day.
Expect a full day on paths and moorland with moderate ascent. Peak District walks range from edge paths with big views to moorland circuits with boggy sections. Reasonable fitness is recommended.
Route details include expected distance and ascent so you can judge suitability.
Many scheduled walks suit enthusiastic beginners, especially edge paths and lower moorland routes. Some hill days involve exposed moorland where previous walking experience is helpful.
Route details clarify difficulty once your date is confirmed.
Peak District weather can change quickly on exposed moors. Your guide may adjust the route or postpone if conditions make the planned walk unsafe.
We contact you before your walk if a significant change is needed.
Yes. Private guided days in the Peak District can be arranged for groups on dates that suit you. Contact us through Adventuro Chat with your preferred dates and group size.
Popular private requests include Mam Tor, Kinder Scout edges, and Dovedale variants.
Bring waterproof boots, full waterproof clothing, warm layers, hat and gloves, and plenty of food and water. Peak District moorland can be windy and wet even in summer.
A detailed kit list is sent once your date is confirmed.
No. Your guide leads the route throughout. Peak District moorland can be disorientating in poor visibility, making guided days particularly valuable for less experienced walkers.
Your guide shares local knowledge of the area throughout the day.
Transport to and from the meeting point is not included. Most Peak District walks start from car parks near villages such as Castleton, Edale, or Hope depending on the scheduled route.
Full directions and parking information are sent once your date is confirmed.
Meeting points vary across the Peak District depending on the scheduled walk for your date, including Edale, Castleton, and Hope. Full directions and a what3words link are confirmed once your date is set.
Please arrive on time so the group can make the most of the day.
This listing covers single guided day walks in the Peak District, including Mam Tor, Brown Knoll, and similar hill days. The Edale walking weekend is a separate multi-day format with accommodation and a different pace.
Choose this listing for a one-day hill walk; see our Walking Weekend in the Peak District for the Edale weekend experience.
About the centre
Peak District
You'll join an experienced Mountain Leader and Duke of Edinburgh assessor with more than thirty years in the British hills. Days are planned around calm, patient guidance, clear safety management, and building confidence on everything from gentle valley routes to demanding mountain days across Yorkshire, the Lake District, Scotland, and the Peak District.
Whether you're booking a guided walk, a navigation course, a walking weekend, or a wild camping journey, your instructor focuses on practical skills, readable map work, and a supportive pace that suits your group. From first steps on the fells to longer multi-day adventures, the aim is safe, enjoyable time outdoors with room to learn and grow.
Operated by Northern Guiding, a partner of adventuro.
