- Try climbing, abseiling and scrambling for the first time or develop existing skills with local experts
- Enjoy spectacular views of the Peak District National Park
- Learn about the history and geology, flora and fauna of this unique area
The history of the Peak District National Park is etched in the unique gritstone crags that line the valley edges. This world-famous rock, besides being an integral part of the area’s industrial heritage, has formed the favoured vertical playground for generations of climbers and scramblers. Follow in their footsteps by climbing, scrambling and abseiling under the expert guidance of a local instructor. Suitable for all abilities to discover a different view of the Peak District.
8 hours (shorter options available on request)
4-32 people
£85 per person
Moderate
Large free of charge car park for cars and buses. Free pick-up available from local stations.
None included but can be arranged by prior agreement at additional cost.
Suitable clothing (warm layers, waterproof jacket and trousers) and suitable footwear (sturdy shoes or walking boots). All specialist equipment will be provided.
1 March – 31 October. Advance booking required.
Not accessible for wheelchair users but people with mobility issues can be catered for as the location is close to a car park. Please ask for more details.
Intermediate English required to fully appreciate the experience. Can be provided in German and French by prior arrangement.
Britain’s original National Park, the Peak District is a land of countyside revolution, stately homes, plateaus and valleys, right in the heart of England.