National park · United Kingdom · England
Peak District National Park
Britain's first national park, with gritstone edges, dales and caves.
Free to enter about 6 h
For storytellers
Why Peak District National Park matters
The Peak District was the first national park in the UK, with gritstone edges, green dales and cave systems. It's easy to reach from Manchester and Sheffield. Popular spots include Mam Tor and the village of Castleton.
Talking points
- It was the UK's first national park.
- Famous for gritstone edges.
- Castleton has show caves.
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