Established in 1951, the Peak District National Park was the first of its kind in Britain and continues to be a favored destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Spanning 143,700 hectares, the park offers a diverse landscape that ranges from fertile farmland and stately homes to towering peaks and underground caves. Visitors can explore the beginning of the Pennine Way, one of Britain’s most famous trails, and immerse themselves in the varied terrain and rich natural beauty of the area.
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