Osmaston is a fairytale village near Ashbourne, complete with thatched cottages and stunning woodland. Visitors should head to Osmaston Park for a glimpse of the picturesque old sawmill. © John Sutton - geograph.org.uk/p/6164714Osmaston is a fairytale village near Ashbourne, complete with thatched cottages and stunning woodland. Visitors should head to Osmaston Park for a glimpse of the picturesque old sawmill. © John Sutton - geograph.org.uk/p/6164714
Osmaston is a fairytale village near Ashbourne, complete with thatched cottages and stunning woodland. Visitors should head to Osmaston Park for a glimpse of the picturesque old sawmill. © John Sutton - geograph.org.uk/p/6164714

Peak District bucket list: 22 hidden gems, scenic walks and beautiful attractions across Derbyshire and the Peak District

These are some of the most unique attractions and stunning walks across Derbyshire and the Peak District – perfect for those looking for something out of the ordinary.
By Tom Hardwick
Published 3rd Mar 2023, 11:23 BST
Updated 3rd Mar 2023, 11:25 BST

Whether you’re looking to blow off the cobwebs and take in some impressive views, or you want an attraction that is off the beaten track, Derbyshire and the Peak District are the perfect places to visit.

These are 22 of the best spots across the county that need to feature on your Peak District bucket list.

It might take a few hours to reach this spot, but it is well worth the climb for the amazing views of this waterfall on the edge of Kinder Scout.

1. Kinder Downfall

It might take a few hours to reach this spot, but it is well worth the climb for the amazing views of this waterfall on the edge of Kinder Scout. Photo: © Dave Dunford - geograph.org.uk/p/50573

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These intricate wooden carvings are hidden away in woodland at Westwood - close to the Peak District.

2. Wooden sculptures, Westwood

These intricate wooden carvings are hidden away in woodland at Westwood - close to the Peak District. Photo: Julia Rodgerson

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The Stone Edge Cupola can be found near Ashover, close to the Red Lion pub. It was built in 1770 and is thought to be Britain's oldest free-standing chimney

3. Stone Edge Cupola

The Stone Edge Cupola can be found near Ashover, close to the Red Lion pub. It was built in 1770 and is thought to be Britain's oldest free-standing chimney Photo: Brian Eyre

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Solomon’s Temple - otherwise known as Grinlow Tower - is situated in the hills above Buxton. It was built in 1896, with the support of the Duke of Devonshire, before being restored in the 1980s.

4. Solomon’s Temple

Solomon’s Temple - otherwise known as Grinlow Tower - is situated in the hills above Buxton. It was built in 1896, with the support of the Duke of Devonshire, before being restored in the 1980s. Photo: cc-by-sa/2.0 - © G Laird - geograph.org.uk/p/6125321

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