George’s guidebook
Hope Valley Caverns
Producers of the world renowned Blue John stone, you can descend under ground to discover these famous caverns. With guided tours available to document the rich history and the natural wonders of the caverns, both adults and children can find entertainment through practical learning and exploration.
After your tour, you can see purchase jewellery from the Original Blue John Craft Shop, as well as profit from their refreshments and home and gift ware.
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Blue John hellir
Cross StreetProducers of the world renowned Blue John stone, you can descend under ground to discover these famous caverns. With guided tours available to document the rich history and the natural wonders of the caverns, both adults and children can find entertainment through practical learning and exploration.
After your tour, you can see purchase jewellery from the Original Blue John Craft Shop, as well as profit from their refreshments and home and gift ware.
Food scene
The local's pub of Edale, visit this historic pub dating back to 1577 to have a taste of village life. Located at the start of the Pennine Way, this pub is a favourite of walkers, with a hearty menu, and strong selection of real ales.
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The Old Nags Head
The local's pub of Edale, visit this historic pub dating back to 1577 to have a taste of village life. Located at the start of the Pennine Way, this pub is a favourite of walkers, with a hearty menu, and strong selection of real ales.
Located at the foot of Edale village, this accessible pub is the perfect first step into the local area. With an expansive beer garden that boasts broad views of the surrounding hills, you can enjoy a pint and a meal whilst truly appreciating the Peak District.
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The Rambler Inn
Located at the foot of Edale village, this accessible pub is the perfect first step into the local area. With an expansive beer garden that boasts broad views of the surrounding hills, you can enjoy a pint and a meal whilst truly appreciating the Peak District.
Sightseeing
Home of the Devonshire family, this striking house is nestled amongst an estate offering a 105-acre garden, farmyards, and natural parkland. The luxurious interior tells the history of 16 generations of the Devonshire family, reflected in the archives and rich collection of art, jewellery and metal work-- a must see.
Plan your visit in advance to profit from the various events put on, from its outdoor cinema events, to art shows and guided walks.
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Chatsworth hús
Home of the Devonshire family, this striking house is nestled amongst an estate offering a 105-acre garden, farmyards, and natural parkland. The luxurious interior tells the history of 16 generations of the Devonshire family, reflected in the archives and rich collection of art, jewellery and metal work-- a must see.
Plan your visit in advance to profit from the various events put on, from its outdoor cinema events, to art shows and guided walks.
A local English Heritage site, these dramatic castle ruins tower over the quaint village of Castleton. Being one of England's earliest Norman fortresses, and later mentions in the Domesday Survey, step into a piece of British history whilst simultaneously taking in its panoramic views of the Peak District.
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Peveril kastali
Market PlaceA local English Heritage site, these dramatic castle ruins tower over the quaint village of Castleton. Being one of England's earliest Norman fortresses, and later mentions in the Domesday Survey, step into a piece of British history whilst simultaneously taking in its panoramic views of the Peak District.
Despite the small size of its surrounding village of Hathersage, this large pool is unique in its open air experience that allows you to take in the hills from its heated waters.
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Sundlaug Hathersage
Oddfellows RoadDespite the small size of its surrounding village of Hathersage, this large pool is unique in its open air experience that allows you to take in the hills from its heated waters.
Local walks
A stunning walk that you can commence from our glamping site, this 3 mile walk presents the best views Edale has to offer. The viewpoint at the top, spanning from Edale Valley to the Derwent moors, can be reached both by foot and by car, with its parking spaces making its natural beauty accessible to all. When in the area, you should not miss the experience of sunrise from its peak, a memory you will cherish for years after your visit.
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Mam Tor
A stunning walk that you can commence from our glamping site, this 3 mile walk presents the best views Edale has to offer. The viewpoint at the top, spanning from Edale Valley to the Derwent moors, can be reached both by foot and by car, with its parking spaces making its natural beauty accessible to all. When in the area, you should not miss the experience of sunrise from its peak, a memory you will cherish for years after your visit.
An unmissable walk, pack your hiking shoes to summit the highest point in the Peak District. You can start the 14km walk locally from Edale through taking Jacob's ladder and coming down through Grindsbrook Clough. With captivating moorland and waterfalls, this challenging hike rewards the effort.
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Kinder Scout
An unmissable walk, pack your hiking shoes to summit the highest point in the Peak District. You can start the 14km walk locally from Edale through taking Jacob's ladder and coming down through Grindsbrook Clough. With captivating moorland and waterfalls, this challenging hike rewards the effort.
Neighbourhoods
Whilst being a small village, Edale has a large amount to offer. Named one of best places to live in the Midlands, we encourage all those in the local area to pass some time exploring what makes this place so special. With historic pubs, local cafés, and charming community shop, even if you forget your hiking boots there is still plenty to experience. Nonetheless, the acclaim of this village is its connection to the surrounding hills, so you can either soak up the views or tie your laces and scramble to the top of some of the best hikes that the Peak District has to offer.
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Edale
Whilst being a small village, Edale has a large amount to offer. Named one of best places to live in the Midlands, we encourage all those in the local area to pass some time exploring what makes this place so special. With historic pubs, local cafés, and charming community shop, even if you forget your hiking boots there is still plenty to experience. Nonetheless, the acclaim of this village is its connection to the surrounding hills, so you can either soak up the views or tie your laces and scramble to the top of some of the best hikes that the Peak District has to offer.