Peak District & Pennines

Peak District & Pennines

Forming the central upland backbone of England, the Peak District and North Pennines present an expansive landscape of dramatic gritstone edges, sprawling peat moorland plateaus, and deep, gully-sliced cloughs.

Peak District (Dark Peak)

Dramatic gritstone edges, sprawling dark peat plateaus, and gully-sliced moorlands anchored by Kinder Scout and Bleaklow Head.

North Pennines (Western Fells)

Soaring western escarpments, deep glacial chasms, and remote high fells crowned by Cross Fell, the highest point in the Pennines.

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North Pennines (Eastern Fells)

Vast, heather-clad moorlands, sweeping river dales, and high open summits guarding the eastern flanks of Teesdale and Weardale.

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