Walks, Limestone Dales & Days Out
Scenic trails, nature reserves and historic landscapes starting from Tideswell's doorstep.
Whether you enjoy gentle valley strolls, traffic-free cycling or upland circular walks linking the four churches of Tideswell Parish, some of the Peak District's finest landscapes begin right at the edge of Tideswell.
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Tideswell Dale & Nature Reserve
Starts at the foot of Tideswell village
A peaceful wooded limestone valley with an accessible surfaced path, picnic area, basalt outcrop, wildflowers and a footpath leading directly down to Miller's Dale and the River Wye.
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The Monsal Trail & Miller's Dale Viaduct
2 miles south of Tideswell
An 8.5-mile traffic-free walking, cycling and wheelchair-friendly trail along the former Midland Railway line between Blackwell Mill and Bakewell, passing through illuminated railway tunnels and across Monsal Head Viaduct.
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Litton Mill, Water-cum-Jolly & Cressbrook Dale
Circular walks from Tideswell & Litton
Dramatic limestone cliffs, riverside paths along the Wye, industrial heritage at Litton Mill and Cressbrook Mill, and the National Nature Reserve of Cressbrook Dale.
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Chee Dale & Stepping Stones
Near Wormhill & Miller's Dale
A spectacular winding gorge beneath sheer limestone crags where walkers cross the River Wye via the famous Chee Dale stepping stones.
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Haddon Hall
10 miles south-east of Tideswell
One of England's finest medieval and Tudor manor houses overlooking the River Wye near Bakewell (haddonhall.co.uk).
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Peak District National Park Visitor Information
Maps, trails & accessibility guides
Find official walking routes, cycle hire and conservation information on the Peak District National Park website.