Peak District National Park
10 min driveWild moorland, gritstone edges and endless walks straight from the doorstep.

Local guide
Everything within easy reach of Dove Holes — attractions, food & drink, and how to get around.
What to do
Wild moorland, gritstone edges and endless walks straight from the doorstep.
One of Britain's grandest stately homes, with sculpture gardens and a working farmyard.
Georgian spa town with the Pavilion Gardens, Opera House and thermal baths.
Home of the original Bakewell pudding, plus a lovely Monday market by the river.
Show caves, Mam Tor ridge walk and the ruins of Peveril Castle.
The UK's biggest theme park — an easy day trip for families.
A neolithic henge monument on the village doorstep — free to visit.
Where to eat
Award-winning gastro pub with great cask ale and hearty menus.
Cosy country pub next door to the Old Hall, superb Sunday roasts.
Traditional Derbyshire pub with a huge beer garden and reservoir views.
Independent brunch and coffee spot right beside the Pavilion Gardens.
Michelin-starred dining near Chatsworth for a special occasion.
The place to pick up an authentic Bakewell pudding to take home.
Transport
Dove Holes has its own railway station a 5-minute walk from the house, on the Buxton line with direct trains to Stockport and Manchester Piccadilly (about 55 min). Sheffield and the Hope Valley are reachable via a change at Stockport or by car to Edale.
Dove Holes sits on the A6 between Buxton and Chapel-en-le-Frith. Free parking on the drive and in the garage. Manchester Airport is 45 minutes; Sheffield 45 minutes; the M60 around 40 minutes.
The High Peak 199 bus (Manchester Airport ↔ Buxton) stops in the village, as do local services to Chapel-en-le-Frith, Whaley Bridge and New Mills.
The Peak Forest Tramway trail runs straight through Dove Holes, connecting to the Peak District's wider walking and cycling network. Bring boots — the moors start at the end of the road.