Since becoming the first national park in 1951, the Peak District is a popular destination for visitors seeking a conveniently located natural reserve, as it has that perfect balance of spectacular views and remains relatively close to various UK cities, making it easily accessible for a short break.

Peak District’s main highlights are its extensive network of public footpaths, cycle trails, rock climbing and caving, as well as rivers, reservoirs and canals. In addition, country houses and heritage sites add more significant things in the visitors “to do” list. Either for a short or long break, the Peak District is definitely a must visit destination for UK travellers.