Britain's first National Park is also its second most visited. Access for visitors with a mobility, sensory or cognitive access need has improved a lot since Accessible Derbyshire was set up in 2012. Accessible Derbyshire, the National Park Authority, Visit Peak District and the National Trust have worked together on Trampers, hoisted toilets, hearing loops and the Miles Without Stiles route network. There is detailed access information to read before you travel. The Dark Peak's gritstone moorland and the White Peak's limestone dales are close together, so you get dramatic scenery without long drives between them.
Our accessible holiday cottages in the Peak District are a practical base for that. Owners list features such as level access, wider doorways, wet rooms and ground-floor bedrooms. Bakewell, Castleton, Hathersage, Ashbourne, Buxton and Matlock are all within reach of traffic-free trails, accessible attractions and the region's rail and bus links.
