Ollerbrook Cottages

02/07/2024

The steps to the village, a few minutes from Curlew Cottage.

Ollerbrook Cottages offers self-catering accomomadation just outside the main village of Edale, in a

11/03/2023

We have availability in Curlew Cottage this week if you want to see The Vale of Edale, Mam Tor and Kinder in all its wintry beauty. There are daffodils under that snow! Ollerbrook-cottages.co.uk

02/03/2023

22/01/2023

Our programme of ranger-led guided walks is back for 2023. 🙌

Discover somewhere new, or return to an old favourite - our experienced rangers will help you get the best out of your visit! 🥾

Browse and book online...
👉 http://bit.ly/pdnp_guidedwalks

We've included walks up to April at the moment, but rest assured many more will be published in the coming days/weeks... watch this space!

14/12/2022

Thank you for posting this wonderfully inviting photo .photography ☺️

After a magical first weekend, Haddon is open to visitors all this week, with our Gatehouse Gift Shop offering presents galore and our restaurant serving up some delicious festive treats!

09/12/2022

The temperature has truly dropped here in the Peak District and we’re all set for the first snow of the season ❄️☃️

We think this scenic snap of the pretty village of Stanton in the Peak by Peaklass belongs on a picture-postcard! 🎄

👉 Plan your break at visitpeakdistrict.com
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24/11/2022

25/09/2022

Happy 2022! 🍂🍂🍂

The change of season brings lots of fresh beauty to the !

01/09/2022

The view from below Over Owler Tor looking down the Hope Valley as beams of sunlight break the cloud...
~Phil~

29/08/2022

The roses at Haddon are always a truly romantic sight ❤️

Photo by Kristy 🙏

22/07/2022

The heatwave has revealed this historic ‘lost’ garden at Chatsworth House. Clearly defined patterns can now be seen by the naked eye under the South Lawn’s scorched grass. Find out more…

❤️ https://letsgopeakdistrict.co.uk/chatsworth-lost-garden/

22/05/2022

11/05/2022

Never tire of this view and the wonder of the landscape. .
See below for more useful info 👇🏼 .

The intriguing subterranean world of the Devil’s Arse awaits. Our professional guides will walk you through the system, re telling the history of the Peak Cavern rope makers. An hour long tour, witnessing how rope was made for lead miners and the fascinating folklore of the Victorian tour guides. Find out how and why the cave got its unusual name.

Summer season tours are daily on the hour.

The first tour starts at 10am, the last tour starts at 4pm. Book online to guarantee a tour time to suit you. (link in bio)

Tours last approx 60-75mins

Tours start on time. Allow plenty of time to travel and park in Castleton. Especially so at weekends and school hols. If you miss your tour, we cannot guarantee transferring you to a later tour that day. There will be no refunds.

Well behaved dogs are welcome on a short lead.

We are not connected to a water mains supply, so we have no toilet facilities at the cavern.
The tour is fairly undemanding on foot. There are a few steps with hand rails. Nothing too steep. The floor can be wet and uneven in places. The temperature is a chilly 7°c inside the cave. We have one small 50m section of cave where you will need to bend over to navigate through. Unfortunately wheelchairs and pushchairs can’t be taken beyond the cavern entrance. We are happy to advise you. Please call the cavern if you have any questions.

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30/03/2022

The Peak District village of Castleton is full of little narrow lanes lined with old stone cottages, and around every corner you can chance upon scenes that look suspended in time, as if they haven't changed much for centuries. This is the steep hill leading down to Peak Cavern, the entrance to which you can just see on the left behind the houses. - Suzanne

🤓 Peak Geek fact ahoy: Until as recently as 1915, Peak Cavern was the home of the last cave-dwellers in the UK. A group of rope-makers lived inside the mouth of the cave and sold their wares to villagers. Unlike other caverns in Castleton, which were formed by mining, Peak Cavern is almost entirely natural. It’s also the largest cave system in the Peak District.

24/03/2022

Springtime at the spire 🌼☀️ Here’s Chesterfield’s iconic Crooked Spire church looking simply stunning in the sunshine👌

According to local legend, the 228-foot hire spire twisted in medieval times when a local blacksmith made a poor job of shoeing the Devil’s hooves, causing him to lash out in agony over the church 😮

Have you spotted this famous Derbyshire landmark before?

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08/02/2022

31/01/2022

The view of Haddon as you arrive is quite breathtaking ❤️