Peak District Spa & Rivendale Caravan Park will close on Sunday 8th Jan 2012 and re-open on Friday 27th Jan 2012


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Fly Fishing Is A Popular Angling Sport in the UK

The term ‘fly-fishing’ is used to describe a method of angling in which fish are caught through the use of an artificial ‘fly’ which is cast using a fly rod, reel and a specialized weighted line. The ‘flies’ that are used for this activity are often tied by fishermen themselves to resemble food organisms or other natural invertebrates. The techniques used in casting these flies and also ‘lures’ (objects attached to the end of fishing lines which are designed to resemble and move like the prey of certain fish) are significantly different from those used in other forms of fishing and casting. The techniques used in fly fishing can also greatly vary according to the terrain in which it is being practised, with the approach used in large rivers being considerably different to that used in small streams.

 Fly fishing can be practised in both salt and fresh water. In Britain, for example, a clear distinction is made between ‘game-fishing’ for species such as trout and salmon and ‘coarse fishing’ in which the target species include carp, bream and chub. The practise of fly fishing has been occurring for several hundred years, as shown by the publication of ‘The Treatyse on Fysshynge with an Angle’ as long ago as 1496.

 Unlike many other methods of casting, fly fishing is often viewed as a means of casting a line rather than a lure as the fly on the end of the line is far too light to be cast and as a result it simply follows the unfurling of a properly cast fly line whereas in other non-fly types of fishing, the weight of the lure is utilised to pull line from the reel after being cast. The types of cast being used in fly fishing depend almost entirely on the conditions. The most common cast used in fly fishing is the ‘forward cast’.

 The ‘Forward Cast’ involves the angler whisking the fly into the air and over his shoulder until the line is almost straight and then cast forward, primarily through the use of the forearm. The aim of this technique is to “load” (bend) the rod tip with stored energy and then transmit this energy to the line itself. This is intended to result in the fly line (as well as the fly itself) being cast for an appreciable distance in contrast to the short distance resulting from just bending the rod back and releasing it.

 

Complementay 1/2 day fly fishing permit for our lake( With a 2 trout bag) with any 2 night stay before 8th Jan 2012

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Our new lake is now open for fly fishing having been stocked with rainbow trout.


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Peak District walking offers two distinct types of scenery and wildlife – which surprisingly follows from the underlying type of rock: dark and white


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Licensed for civil ceremonies for up to seventy people, our picturesque stone buildings offer a more attractive setting than most venues – at a very attractive price.


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Friday 25th - Pie night  and Saturday 26th - Curry night! Great food in a beautiful location.

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Peak District Spa is easily accessed by motor vehicle, bicycle or public transport. Bus services or taxis and trains also connect to East Midlands International Airport at Donnington.

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Re-connecting with nature means relaxing in a wooden tub full of hot water enjoying the view over Alsop Dale during the day – or better still under a star-lit night sky made all the better for the absence of light pollution – listening to the sounds of a hunting Tawny Owl. Or maybe it’s the kids having fun.

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We have considerable experience of catering for weddings, parties and business conferences over the years which have demanded both elaborate buffets and simple roast dinners and so can offer suggestions to suit most requirements. However, our guiding philosophy is to source the best local ingredients, keep it simple, cook it well.

Events on in the rest of October:
Saturday 29th - Halloween Fancy Dress and Disco at the Prancing Pony
Sunday 30th - Sunday Roast at the Stables Restaurant 12.00 – 2.00pm

Peak District Spa lies within the Derbyshire Dales part of the Peak District, known as The White Peak due to the whiteness of the limestone rock which makes up the spectacular gorges cliffs and caves for which the area is famous. Arguably the most scenic and beautiful of these landscapes is Dove Dale – the northern end of which is a pleasant walk from Peak District Spa.

Peak District Spa is easily accessed by motor vehicle, bicycle or public transport. Bus services or taxis and trains also connect to East Midlands International Airport at Donnington.

All the rooms benefit from flat screen TV’s with digital freeview channels, high quality beds and bedding, Wi-Fi (at additional cost) additional sound and thermal insulation installed, ventilation systems with pollen filters for the benefit of hay fever sufferers, power showers and secure card access systems for your comfort and security.

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Looking for luxurious accommodation in the Peak District?  Or a fantastic Peak District B&B  from which to go walking, rambling, cycling, horse riding or indeed most outdoor pursuits? Then Peak District Spa is the perfect location with the Tissington Trail just 100 metres away and footpaths running directly from our parkland into the upper reaches of Dove Dale, Eaton and Alsop Dales. We GUARANTEE you will be impressed with our fantastic B&B Peak District Accommodation  and Spa Facilities 01335 310100 .

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Weddings at Peak District Spa

Peak District Spa is the perfect location for clients looking to tie the knot in a superb rural setting in a central location that is readily accessible from virtually all of England. Licensed for civil ceremonies for up to seventy people, our picturesque stone buildings offer a more attractive setting than most venues – at a very attractive price. Equally photogenic is the surrounding Peakland scenery which provides a fantastic back drop to the luxurious bridal suite with its oak floors, balcony with stunning views over Alsop Dale and traditional Scandinavian Hot Tub. Services available for Bride and Groom: Licensed for civil ceremonies. Licensed restaurant, bar and lounge for drinks and photographs. Kitchen and restaurant service for hot food or buffets. Gardens and terraces available for fine weather photographs. Bridal suite and three further double bedrooms all with en-suites. Grassed area available nearby for marquee (if required). Holiday caravans to rent and caravan and motor home pitches available 500metre away at Rivendale. All at sensible prices that offer excellent value for money. To discuss holding your wedding at Peak District Spa and Rivendale, we recommend you make an appointment to look around our facilities and speak to our chef, please contact Vicky at Rivendale Reception: Email enquires@rivendalecaravanpark.co.uk. Peak District Spa recommends the following businesses to make your day very special: Temptations by Design award-winning bridal gowns, shoes, jewellery, headdresses at Compton, Ashbourne. Avanti Jewellery offering designs made specially for you. Compton Ashbourne. http://www.peakdistrictspa.co.uk

The Prancing Pony and Stables Restaurant

The attractive stone stable buildings have been converted into a family room for adults and children and a lounge bar for over 16’s with a blazing wood-burning stove in the winter. Meals are offered to suit most dietary requirements including vegetarians and celiacs - with a list of ingredients provided in the back of the menu to assist those with special diets. The Stables Restaurant, buy the best ingredients, keep things simple, cook things to perfection ... this is the philosophy at The Stables Restaurant at Rivendale. All our meat is sourced from an excellent local butcher who buys the best meat - most of it local, much of it organic, hangs it for a lengthy period to allow the flavour to develop, and does not inject it with water etc. Our menu has a seasonal variation with a daily special board influenced by the availability of local produce such as fish and game. As well as hearty stews and delicious pies, we offer roasts, curries, homemade soups, buffets, roasts and canapés to suit all occasions. Menu and Wine List With a well-equipped commercial kitchen, professional chef on site and wealth of excellent local meat and produce to hand, we can provide delicious snacks and meals to suit most tastes and budgets – from a bacon sandwich to a superb fillet steak. We have considerable experience of catering for weddings, parties and business conferences over the years which have demanded both elaborate buffets and simple roast dinners and so can offer suggestions to suit most requirements. However, our guiding philosophy is to source the best local ingredients, keep it simple, cook it well. Our standard wine list is deliberately brief but offers exceptional value for money. We do however work directly with a wine merchant (rather than through a brewery) who can source a wide range of vintages on a sale or return basis to suit your requirements.

Walks in the Peak District

Walks in the Peak District – Cycle Ways in the Peak District, White Peak, Dove Dale, Tissington, Hartington & Manifold Valleys.

Our Bed and Breakfast in the Peak District offers walkers two distinct types of scenery and wildlife – which surprisingly follows from the underlying type of rock. The Dark Peak is defined by the darker gritstone – from which the National Park’s gritstone mill wheel logo is derived. The gritstone is acidic and allows heathers, bilberries and other acid-loving plants to thrive – along with the insects and animals that feed on them. By contrast, the White Peak around Dove Dale is a whiteish grey limestone which is alkaline and soluble – giving rise to spectacular caves, pinnacles, gorges and underground water courses. The following walks start and finish where the Tissington Trail crosses the turn off from the A515 towards Biggin. This is the ideal location to access Eaton, Biggin, Alsop, Wolfscote, Beresford and Mill Dales, the Tissington Trail and, via the footpaths in them, Dove Dale and The High Peak Trail. Parking is possible at Rivendale Caravan Park (the £2 all-day parking charge is totally redeemable in their café – notify reception and get a receipt). Alternatively, but less secure, you can use the lay-by a few hundred metres south of Rivendale on the A515 at your own risk.

Eco Spa

Peak District Spa offers a Scandinavian Spa experience which takes our guests “back to nature” and is sustainable environmentally. Re-connecting with nature means relaxing in a wooden tub full of hot water enjoying the view over Alsop Dale during the day – or better still under a star-lit night sky made all the better for the absence of light pollution – listening to the sounds of a hunting Tawny Owl. Or maybe it’s the kids having fun. Children 4 years and above may enjoy using the hot tub – always supervised by an adult. Whilst all Spas consume a lot of energy, our hot tub is fuelled by thinning and waste wood from our parkland which would otherwise be shredded & composted. A wood-fired steam room/sauna will shortly be available when we have found one that satisfies our criteria for safety, size and economy. Please enquire at reception for costs and availability. Future Developments Peak District Spa has a detailed consent for a more conventional indoor Spa complex with swimming pool, indoor hot spa, gym, treatments room, sauna & steam room – continuing the long-established traditions of the spa towns in the area – such as Matlock and Buxton.

The Accommodation

Converted from a charming stone barn overlooking Alsop Dale, the four luxurious bed and breakfast rooms feature en-suite shower or bathrooms, solid oak floors and doors, flat screen TV’s, wireless internet access and private parking. The rooms have an uncluttered contemporary ambiance with all the facilities required by people on business, or holiday, looking for accommodation in Derbyshire or the Peak District. The Bed and Breakfast Rooms The bridal room (B&B 1) benefits from a large first floor balcony with fabulous views over Alsop Dale – the perfect location to sit out and watch the sun go down. In common with the other first floor room, it has a bath with shower over in which to enjoy either an invigorating shower or a long relaxing soak. Both first floor B&B rooms benefit from solid oak bedroom floors, luxurious en-suite bathrooms with underfloor-heated marble floors, thermostatic showers, designer radiators and raised ceilings. B&B 1 is only a double. B&B 2 may be a double or twin – please specify at the time of booking. The two ground floor rooms have wet room power showers with shower seats en-suite. These rooms have been designed with both ambulant and disabled clients in mind. Our aim has been to provide a minimum of useful supports whilst maintaining the ambiance of a hotel room rather than a hospital ward. The main entrance doors on the ground floor rooms have level thresholds and minimum 800mm clear widths for ease of use by wheelchairs, switches and sockets are located at more heights and hard-paved, wide parking is located a few metres from the entrance door. Both ground floor bed and breakfast rooms have under-floor heated Travertine floors. B&B 4 has only a double bed, B&B 3 has either a twin or double bedroom - please specify at the time of booking. Common to all rooms: All the rooms benefit from flat screen TV’s with digital freeview channels, high quality beds and bedding, Wi-Fi (at additional cost) additional sound and thermal insulation installed, ventilation systems with pollen filters for the benefit of hay fever sufferers, power showers and secure card access systems for your comfort and security. Other types of accommodation nearby: Rivendale Holiday Park offers pitches for tents, caravans and motor homes in the main pitching area or Wild Flower meadow between ½ and ¾ of a km away. Rivendale also has luxurious static holiday caravans, Yurts and a mobile hot tub for hire. Other forms of accommodation such as Pine Lodges and Pods are currently being added – ideal for families, friends, groups and businesses to book anniversaries, parties and conferences in a variety of accommodation to suit their preference and budget. Environmentally Friendly The letting rooms themselves have toilets fed by rainwater and domestic hot water heated using waste heat from the beer cellar cooler. They are insulated in excess of current building regulations, fitted with oak windows with argon-filled double glazing, space heated using a “Sedbuk A rated” (most economical) gas condensing boiler. Nearly all illumination is provided by low-energy lights and the rooms are ventilated with a system that mechanically recovers heat from the stale room air. Rivendale Holiday Park has now won 10 David Bellamy Gold Awards for protecting the environment hence guests can be assured that their holiday - whether in Peak District Spa’s rooms or Rivendale’s facilities – is not “costing the earth”.

Bed and Breakfast Peak District Accommodation

Enjoying a secluded location over looking Alsop Dale only 1.5 km from the upper reaches of Dove Dale, Peak District Spa lies within the heart of the most spectacular limestone scenery of the Peak District National Park, in between the picturesque villages of Tissington, Hartington, Parwich and Alsop-en-le-Dale. With its own landscaped gardens, hot tub and cobbled parking area, Peak District Spas' bed and breakfast rooms offer luxurious Peak District accommodationin which to relax and unwind. If you are looking for luxurious accommodation in the Peak District or a fantastic Peak District B&B from which to go walking, rambling, cycling, horse riding or indeed most outdoor pursuits, Peak District Spa is the perfect location with the Tissington Trail just 100 metres away and footpaths running directly from our parkland into the upper reaches of Dove Dale, Eaton and Alsop Dales. Reassuringly, if the weather turns bad there is loads to do. Visit the charming market towns of Buxton, Bakewell and Ashbourne, the Well Dressings at Tissington, Hartington and Parwich, the stately homes at Chatsworth, Haddon, Kedleston, Sudbury, theme parks at Alton Towers and Gullivers Kingdom, industrial heritage at Derwent Valley World Heritage site and Peak Mining Museum and the National Tram Museum. We GUARANTEE you will be impressed with our fantastic B&B Peak Disctrict Accommodation and Spa Facilities.

Short Holiday at the Peak District

As it is more often than not expressed in media, breaks is a sure-fire way to reduce emotional stress in addition to allow actual physical and psychological healing from the rigours of everyday existence. However, lots of people are delay from taking these very important holidays for a selection of situations that include price (such as the cost of vacations ever-increasing or because of the the pound’s ‘weak’ valuation when compared to other foreign currencies) or as they are can not take some time off work. However, short-termgetaways in the Peak District are lower-price alternatives to the conventional break and provide much more things to do to satisfy all likes when compared to a seven days on a European beach.



The Peak District is situated inside the geographic heart of United kingdom in between Derby, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke, making it possible for a myriad of people to drive a car there inside of ninety minutes, and despite the fact that it’s peaks are on a scaled-down scale than those of Snowdonia and also the Lake District, the scenery and picturesque villages are just as wonderful. The smaller sized scale of the Peak District is actually no means a drawback as it implies that key areas of attraction and natural beauty are only a short-term walk from Bed and Breakfast and holiday accommodation sites, which can include the Peak District Spa.



Short holidays at thePeak District can be designed around any hobbies that the guest could have. For instance, for all those wanting an action-packed break, there are several cycle and trekking tracks including the Tissington and High Peaks Trails amongst others. Families with young ones will also be catered for by destinations such as Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom.

Furthermore, unlike continental beach destination getaways, a vacation at the PeakDistrict wouldn't be spoiled by as bout of bad weather as there's lots of historical and cultural attractions at the vicinity that include things like Chatsworth house (one of a large number of stately homes) and the Peak Mining Museum along with the National Tram Museum.

The Peak District also delivers destinations and events the entire year-round, which range from the conventional Shrove Tide Football Match at Ashbourne and festivals which can include things like the Buxton Arts Festival involving months of street activities and music, mime and dance which carry on throughout the summer into September.


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Short Break in the Peak District

As is frequently stated in the media, holidays are a sure-fire way to reduce stress as well as allow physical and mental recuperation from the rigours of everyday life. However, many are put off from taking these vital breaks for a variety of issues such as cost (such as the price of holidays increasing or as a result of the pound’s ‘weak’ value compared to other currencies) or because they are not able to take the time off work. However, short breaks in the Peak District are low-cost alternatives to the traditional break and offer considerably more activities to meet all tastes than a week on a European beach.

The Peak District lies at the geographic centre of Britain between Derby, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke, making it possible for millions of people to drive there within ninety minutes, and although it’s peaks are on a smaller scale than those of Snowdonia and the Lake District, the landscape and picturesque villages are equally beautiful. The smaller scale of the Peak District is by no means a disadvantage as it means that key areas of interest and natural beauty are only a short walk from Bed and Breakfast and accommodation sites, such as the Peak District Spa.

Short breaks in the Peak District can be tailored around any interests that a visitor could have. For example, for those desiring an activity-packed break, there are many cycle and hiking routes including the Tissington and High Peaks Trails amongst others. Families with young children are also catered for by attractions such as Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom.

Also, unlike continental beach holidays, a break in the Peak District would not be ruined by as bout of poor weather as there are many historical and cultural attractions in the area such as Chatsworth house (one of dozens of stately homes) and the Peak Mining Museum and the National Tram Museum.

The Peak District also offers attractions and events the whole year round, ranging from the traditional Shrove Tide Football Match at Ashbourne and festivals such as the Buxton Arts Festival involving weeks of street entertainment and music, mime and dance which last throughout the summer into September.

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Brief Holiday at the Peak District

As is regularly explained in media, holidays certainly are a sure-fire approach to minimize anxiety in addition to enable actual physical and emotional restoration from the rigours of everyday existence. Even so, lots of people are defer from taking these important getaways for a selection of challenges which can include expense (such as the expense of annual vacations ever-increasing or as a consequence of the pound’s ‘weak’ value in comparison with other foreign currencies) or as they are incapable of take the time off work. Even so, short-term getaways within the Peak District are very low-price alternate options to the traditional holiday and provide somewhat more things to do to fulfill all likes when compared to a 1 week on a European beach destination.

The Peak District is situated at the geographic centre of The uk between Derby, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke, allowing for thousands of people to drive there within just 90 min's, and despite the fact that it’s peaks are on a scaled-down scale compared to those of Snowdonia as well as the Lake District, the surroundings and charming villages are every bit as gorgeous. The scaled-down scale of the Peak District is by no means a downside because it signifies that key areas of attraction and organic beauty are a short-term stroll from Bed and Breakfast and overnight accommodation sites, such as the Peak District Spa.

Short-term getaways at the Peak District are usually designed round any hobbies a tourist may have. For example, for anyone looking for an activity-jam-packed holiday, there are numerous cycle and hiking tracks like the Tissington and High Peaks Trails amongst others. Couples with children can also be catered for by destinations which can include Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom.

Furthermore, as opposed to continental beach annual vacations, a holiday in the Peak District would not be wrecked by as bout of very poor weather as there are numerous famous and cultural attractions at the place such as Chatsworth house (certainly one of lots of stately homes) as well as the Peak Mining Museum as well as the National Tram Museum.

The Peak District also delivers destinations and activities the full year round, which range from the traditional Shrove Tide Football Match at Ashbourne and festivals such as the Buxton Arts Festival involving months of street entertainment and music, mime and dance which go on through the entire summer season into September.

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Short Break in the Peak District

Because it is consistently expressed in the media, holidays is a sure-fire method to minimize emotional stress in addition to allow actual physical and psychological restoration from the rigours every day life. However, lots of people are delay from taking these vital getaways for a variety of issues such as expense (which can include things like the cost of trips increasing or on account of the pounds ‘weak’ valuation as opposed to other foreign currencies) or because they're incapable of take some time off work. However, shorter holidays within just the Peak District are lower-cost alternate options to the conventional break and offer much more things to do in order to meet all tastes when compared to a 7 days on a Western European beach.

The Peak District is situated on the geographic centre of The British Isles between Derby, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke, making it possible for thousands of people to drive a car there within ninety minutes, and despite the fact that it’s peaks are on a smaller scale than those of Snowdonia along with the Lake District, the scenery and picturesque towns are every bit as stunning. The scaled-down scale of the Peak District is actually no means a shortcoming since it ensures that key sections of interest and natural charm are only a short walk from Bed and Breakfast and overnight accommodation sites, that include things like the Peak District Spa.

Short-term getaways in the Peak District are often tailored round any hobbies and interests which a visitor may have. For example, for those desiring an activity-packed break, there are various cycle and hiking tracks like the Tissington and High Peaks Trails amongst others. Visitors with young children are likewise catered for by destinations such as Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom.

Additionally, in contrast to continental beach getaways, a break in the Peak District wouldn't be spoiled by as bout of bad weather as there are thousands of famous and cultural attractions at the region which can include things like Chatsworth House (one of lots of stately homes) and the Peak Mining Museum plus the National Tram Museum.

The Peak District also offers attractions and things to do the whole year-round, which range from the conventional Shrove Tide Football Match at Ashbourne and festivals that include things like the Buxton Arts Festival involving many days of street entertainment and music, mime and dance which carry on all over the summer time into September.

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Short Holiday in the Peak District

As is very often said in media, getaways are a sure-fire way to minimize emotional stress in addition to permit physical and psychological restoration from the rigours every day life. However, many are delay from having these important getaways for a number of issues such as price (that include the money necessary for annual vacations escalating or because of the the pound’s ‘weak’ valuation compared with other foreign currencies) or because they're unable to take some time off work. However, shorter getaways at the Peak District are low-cost alternate options to the conventional vacation and offer considerably more things to do to satisfy all preferences than the usual week on a Western european beach destination.

The Peak District is at the geographic centre of The british isles between Derby, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke, making it possible for lots of people to drive a car there in just 90 minutes, and despite the fact that it’s peaks are on a scaled-down scale compared to those of Snowdonia as well as the Lake District, the scenery and stunning villages are every bit as delightful. The smaller scale of the Peak District is actually no means a setback as it implies that key areas of desire and organic beauty are only a short-term walk from Bed and Breakfast and holiday accommodation sites, such as the Peak District Spa.

Short breaks in the Peak District are often tailored around any hobbies which a visitor might have. For example, for the people looking for an activity-packed break, there are many different cycle and hiking tracks such as the Tissington and High Peaks Trails and others. Families with younger children can also be catered for by destinations that include things like Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom.

Additionally, compared with continental beach getaways, a break at the Peak District would not be destroyed by as bout of terrible weather as there are many different old and cultural destinations inside of the area that include things like Chatsworth house (one of dozens of stately homes) as well as the Peak Mining Museum along with the National Tram Museum.

The Peak District also offers destinations and events the full year round, ranging from the conventional Shrove Tide Football Match at Ashbourne and festivals such as the Buxton Arts Festival involving days of street entertainment and music, mime and dance which carry on through the entire summer into September.

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B&B In The Peak District

Since it is commonly reported in media, annual vacations undoubtedly are a sure-fire solution to reduce emotional stress in addition to enable actual physical and mental recovery from the rigours every day life. However, most are put off from having these crucial breaks for a assortment of matters that include expense (such as the money necessary for getaways increasing or because of the pound’s ‘weak’ valuation when compared to other foreign currencies) or simply because they're can not take some time off work. Even so, shorter breaks inside of the Peak District are very low-cost solutions to the conventional holiday and provide far more activities in order to meet all visitor preferences when compared to a seven days on a Western European beach destination.

The Peak District is situated in the geographic heart of The United Kingdom between Derby, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke, making it possible for lots of people to drive a car there in just 90 minutes, and even though it’s peaks are on a smaller size compared to those of Snowdonia along with the Lake District, the scenery and beautiful villages are equally lovely. The smaller size of the Peak District is actually no means a negative aspect since it ensures that key sections of attraction and natural charm are only a short walk from Bed and Breakfast and overnight accommodation sites, such as the Peak District Spa.

Shorter getaways inside of the Peak District are generally designed around any likes and dislikes which a vacationer might have. For instance, for the people looking for an action-packed break, there are several cycle and trekking tracks for example the Tissington and High Peaks Trails and others. Visitors with youngsters are likewise catered for by destinations which can include Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom.

Also, contrary to continental beach destination vacations, a break in just the Peak District wouldn't be spoiled by as bout of terrible weather as there are several old and national destinations in the vicinity such as Chatsworth house (one of a multitude of stately homes) along with the Peak Mining Museum along with the National Tram Museum.

The Peak District also offers attractions and events the whole year-round, which range from the conventional Shrove Tide Football Match at Ashbourne and festivals such as the Buxton Arts Festival involving several weeks of street entertainment and music, mime and dance which go on during the entire summer months into September.

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B&B Peak District

Peak District Spa and  Rivendale are participating in the Electric Bicycle network within the Peak District and took delivery of their first electric bikes before the Easter bank holiday weekend.

The Electric Bicycle Network is a cluster of locations from which electric bikes can be hired and/or their batteries re-charged. The long term aim is to create a nationwide network from which electric bikes can be hired, however the Peak District was selected as the launch area because of its extensive network of cycle ways, beautiful scenery and variety of accommodation, cafes and pubs adjoining the cycle routes.

Situated just 100 metres from the Tissington Trail a few miles south of its junction with the High Peak Trail, Peak District Spa is an ideal location for electric bike hire and battery re-charging as clients can re-charge their own batteries in the cafe over lunch whilst the bike batteries are being re-charged at the charge point.

The electric bikes provide virtually noise-freepower assistance to the pedaling effort of the user, the effect being to make the rider feel like superman when it is in sport mode, an Olympic athlete in normal mode and merely very fit in economy mode. The assistance is provided up to 15 miles per hour with a range of up to 20 miles subject to the terrain, the mode of assistance selected and the sensible use of the bikes 7 gears. However, even when the battery is exhausted, the electric bike functions as a normal 7 gear bicycle which is hardly disastrous on the even gradients and hard limestone surface of the former railway lines which are the High Peak & Tissington Trails.

The Tissington Trail also links to the trail surrounding Carsington reservoir via the Trails Triangle – and thence back to Peak District Spa via the High Peak and Tissington Trails providing a superb triangular route with panoramic views over the Peak District, an enjoyable tour around Carsington Reservoir with a plethora of cafes and pubs along the way.

The bikes are extremely easy to use and cost just £25 for an 8 hour day hire or £15 for a 4 hour half day hire. All in all,  ideal for people who want an easy cycling tour of some of  the Peak District’s spectacular scenery without lung-busting effort!

  

Shorter Holiday in just the Peak District

Since it is repeatedly said in the news, holidays are really a sure-fire option to minimize stress symptoms in addition to allow physical and psychological restoration from the rigours every day existence. However, lots of people are delay from having these important holidays for a great diversity of situations such as price (that include things like the money necessary for trips ever-increasing or on account of the pound’s ‘weak’ value compared with other foreign currencies) or because they are struggling to take the time off work. However, shorter breaks inside of the Peak District are low-price alternate options to the conventional break and provide considerably more activities in order to meet all likes than a 1 week on a Western european beach destination.

The Peak District lies on the geographic heart of England in between Derby, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke, allowing for many individuals to drive a car there in just ninety min's, and despite the fact that it’s peaks are on a scaled-down scale compared to those of Snowdonia as well as the Lake District, the landscape and stunning towns are just as attractive. The smaller sized scale of the Peak District is actually no means a weakness since it implies that key areas of attraction and natural splendor are a short stroll from Bed and Breakfast and overnight accommodation sites, such as the Peak District Spa.

Short-term breaks at the Peak District are generally tailored around any hobbies that the guest might have. For instance, for those wanting an activity-crammed vacation, there's lots of cycle and trekking routes like the Tissington and High Peaks Trails and others. Parents with younger children are likewise catered for by destinations which can include things like Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom.

Furthermore, as opposed to continental beach destination vacations, a vacation in the Peak District wouldn't be wrecked by as bout of terrible weather as there's lots of historical and national destinations at the vicinity that include things like Chatsworth house (one of a multitude of stately homes) plus the Peak Mining Museum and also the National Tram Museum.

The Peak District has the benefit of destinations and events the full year round, which range from the conventional Shrove Tide Football Match at Ashbourne and festivals that include things like the Buxton Arts Festival involving many weeks of street activities and music, mime and dance which carry on all over the summer season into September.

Having A Shorter Vacation Within The Peak District

As is often mentioned in media, getaways really are a sure-fire method to decrease tension in addition to permit actual physical and psychological healing from the rigours every day existence. Nevertheless, most are delay from having these essential holidays for a number of concerns that include things like price (which can include the cost of vacations escalating or on account of the pound’s ‘weak’ valuation in comparison to other foreign currencies) or because they're unable to take some time off work. Nevertheless, shorter holidays inside of the Peak District are lower-price options to the conventional vacation and provide significantly more things to do to satisfy all preferences than the usual 7 days on a Western European beach destination.

The Peak District is on the geographic heart of Great Britain in between Derby, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke, allowing for huge numbers of people to drive a car there inside of 90 min's, and even though it’s peaks are on a smaller sized size compared to those of Snowdonia and also the Lake District, the scenery and attractive towns are just as stunning. The smaller sized size of the Peak District is actually no means a drawback since it implies that key sections of desire and natural splendor are a shorter stroll from Bed and Breakfast and holiday accommodation sites, which can include the Peak District Spa.

Shorter holidays within the Peak District may be designed round any passions that the guest might have. For instance, for all those wanting an action-crammed vacation, there are lots of cycle and trekking tracks such as the Tissington and High Peaks Trails and others. Parents with small children will also be catered for by destinations that include things like Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom.

Additionally, in contrast to continental beach destination getaways, a vacation in just the Peak District wouldn't be destroyed by as bout of bad weather as there are lots of traditional and national destinations in just the region such as Chatsworth house (certainly one of a large number of stately homes) and also the Peak Mining Museum and also the National Tram Museum.

The Peak District also offers destinations and events the entire year-round, which range from the conventional Shrove Tide Football Match at Ashbourne and festivals which can include the Buxton Arts Festival involving days of street activities and music, mime and dance which carry on through the summer time into September.

Shorter Vacation at the Peak District

As is routinely expressed in media, vacations absolutely are a sure-fire strategy to minimize stress and anxiety in addition to permit actual physical and psychological recuperation from the rigours of everyday life. However, many are defer from taking these very important holidays for a great diversity of factors which can include things like price (which can include the expense of trips ever-increasing or because of the the pound’s ‘weak’ valuation as compared with other currencies) or simply because they're struggling to take the time off work. However, short holidays within just the Peak District are very low-price options to the conventional vacation and provide much more activities to fulfill all visitor preferences when compared to a 7 days on a Western european beach destination.

The Peak District is inside the geographic centre of The british isles in between Derby, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke, making it possible for many people to drive a car there within 90 minutes, and although it’s peaks are on a smaller sized size than those of Snowdonia plus the Lake District, the surroundings and idyllic towns are equally wonderful. The smaller size of the Peak District is actually no means a problem since it means that key areas of interest and great beauty are only a shorter stroll from Bed and Breakfast and holiday accommodation sites, that include the Peak District Spa.

Short-term getaways in the Peak District are often tailored round any hobbies and interests which a vacationer might have. For instance, for people desiring an action-crammed break, there are various cycle and hiking routes including the Tissington and High Peaks Trails and others. Families with young ones can also be catered for by attractions that include things like Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom.

Additionally, compared with continental beach getaways, a vacation in the Peak District wouldn't be destroyed by as bout of very poor weather as there are various old and cultural attractions in the place which can include Chatsworth house (certainly one of a wide selection of stately homes) plus the Peak Mining Museum plus the National Tram Museum.

The Peak District also offers destinations and activities the full year-round, ranging from the traditional Shrove Tide Football Match at Ashbourne and festivals which can include the Buxton Arts Festival involving many days of street activities and music, mime and dance which go on over the the summer months into September.

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Shorter Break within the Peak District

As is frequently stated in media, holidays are a sure-fire way to reduce stress as well as allow physical and mental recuperation from the rigours of everyday life. However, many are put off from taking these vital breaks for a variety of issues such as cost (that include things like the price of holidays increasing or as a result of the pound’s ‘weak’ value compared to other currencies) or because they are not able to take the time off work. However, short breaks within just the Peak District are low-cost alternatives to the traditional break and offer considerably more activities to meet all tastes than a week on a European beach.

The Peak District lies inside the geographic centre of Britain between Derby, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke, making it possible for millions of people to drive there within ninety minutes, and although it’s peaks are on a smaller scale than those of Snowdonia and the Lake District, the landscape and picturesque villages are equally beautiful. The smaller scale of the Peak District is by no means a disadvantage as it means that key areas of interest and natural beauty are only a short walk from Bed and Breakfast and accommodation sites, such as the Peak District Spa.

Short breaks in just the Peak District can be tailored around any interests that a visitor could have. For example, for those desiring an activity-packed break, there are many cycle and hiking routes including the Tissington and High Peaks Trails amongst others. Families with young children are also catered for by attractions that include Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom.

Also, unlike continental beach getaways, a break within the Peak District would not be ruined by as bout of poor weather as there are many historical and cultural attractions at the area which can include things like Chatsworth house (one of dozens of stately homes) and the Peak Mining Museum and the National Tram Museum.

The Peak District also offers attractions and events the whole year round, ranging from the traditional Shrove Tide Football Match at Ashbourne and festivals such as the Buxton Arts Festival involving weeks of street entertainment and music, mime and dance which last throughout the summer into September.

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 As the media frequently tells us, holidays are a sure-fire way to reduce stress as well as allow physical and mental recuperation from the rigours of everyday life. Accordingly, more and more employers are realising that a well-rested and recuperated workforce is more productive and are offering their staff the opportunity to go on business conferences, courses and team-building schemes across the United Kingdom, especially in the Peak District.

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Short Breaks Peak District

Everyone needs to take time out of their busy lives to relax. An ideal way to do this is to take a short break. You don’t have to go abroad and spend a fortune as there are plenty of beautiful areas here in Britain which are perfect for enjoying a relaxing and rejuvenating holiday.

There are many fantastic areas in the uk to choose from when planning your short break including the Peak District. Whether you wish to spend an active, busy weekend or a quiet and relaxing one, the Peak District is ideal and has plenty to offer everyone. This area of Britain has a beautiful landscape which can be enjoyed by everyone and is perfect for walking, hiking and cycling.

You may wish to spend some time on your short break exploring the caves and caverns in the area. Or for those interested in culture and history, there are many fine historical houses to visit, including Chatsworth and Hardwick hall. The historic market towns of Bakewell, Chesterfield and Matlock are close to hand and well worth a visit. They also provide any amenities and facilities you might require on your break.

There is plenty of choice when it comes to accommodation in the Peak District. Bed and Breakfasts are always popular and practical for short breaks. You can choose from cosy, traditional cottages and farmhouses to modern, stylish B&B’s. If you wish to spend the majority of your holiday enjoying the fresh air and the scenery, it would be advisable to book into a bed and breakfast in the country side or a village. You will have plenty of choice and should have no trouble finding the perfect accommodation. There are also Bed and Breakfasts situated in the towns of the Peak District, perfect for those who prefer to have shops and restaurants nearby.

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The Peak District in Derbyshire, with its leafy forests and vast rolling meadows, was the first landscape in Britain to achieve National Park status in 1951. Ramblers flock there throughout the year to explore its spectacular 1800 miles of public footpaths over the heaths and moorland. However, its natural beauty is not the only attraction. The Peak District is home to 58 miles of cycle trails, listed buildings, rivers and streams, as well as many popular spots for climbing and caving.‘Stanage Edge’ and ‘The Roaches’ are renowned for being amongst the best rock climbing sites in the world. For these reasons, The Peak District remains one of Britain’s best loved tourist destinations and appeals to those seeking a peaceful rural retreat, or even adrenaline thrills. There are Hollywood film locations, luscious gardens, and lots of places to stay. As well as the stately homes at Chatsworth, Haddon, Kedleston and Sudbury. It is a great family retreat, with some diverse things to do; such as visiting the theme parks at Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom, industrial heritage at Derwent Valley World Heritage site and Peak Mining Museum and the National Tram Museum.
There is luxury accommodation available in the Peak District, with an array of B&B’s to choose from. Some have extra amenities such as their own landscaped gardens and hot tubs. There are Peak District Spas and Peak District bed and breakfast rooms for people to rest and wind down. However, for some holiday makers, The Peak District’s B&B’s are just a pit-stop from which to go walking, rambling, cycling, horse riding or indeed most outdoor pursuits. There really is something for everyone because wherever you wander, you’re never far away from sports and entertainment facilities, or the vibrant night-life of surrounding cities like Derby and Sheffield. There are websites available with online brochures for you to book a luxury B&B in The Peak District.

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B&B Derbyshire

Most of us lead busy lives and it is very important to find the time to relax. Taking a weekend break is a perfect way to break up the monotony of daily living and to refresh and motivate ourselves for the future. Derbyshire is a beautiful county and the ideal place in which to take a relaxing weekend break.

Derbyshire is home to the Peak district, and the peak district national park.  A short break in Derbyshire will give you the opportunity to enjoy the stunning natural beauty of this landscape. By walking at leisure across the many hills, dales and moors, you can appreciate the beautiful scenery and refresh your mind. If you are looking for something a little more invigorating you can take more challenging walks up mountains and across moorland. There is also the opportunity to cycle in the Peak district national park.

As a popular tourist area, it is not difficult to find accommodation in Derbyshire. There are many types of accommodation available ranging from 5 star hotels to self catering cottages, to B&B’s. A B&B is an ideal venue in which to take your weekend break. Most B&B’s have a choice of double, single and twin rooms, often with en suite shower rooms and bathrooms. They usually have high quality bedding, enabling you to rest well on you weekend break, internet access and television in the bedrooms.

It is easy to find a B&B which is situated in a suitable area. If you wish to take a quiet break you can stay in a village or a country B&B, or if you can choose to remain nearer to a town so as to be able to enjoy the facilities, shops and restaurants.

By taking a weekend break in Derbyshire, you can come home relaxed and refreshed, and motivated to make a fresh start on your home life.

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Short Breaks in the Peak District

As is frequently stated in the media, holidays are a sure-fire way to reduce stress as well as allow physical and mental recuperation from the rigours of everyday life. However, many are put off from taking these vital breaks for a variety of issues such as cost (such as the price of holidays increasing or as a result of the pound’s ‘weak’ value compared to other currencies) or because they are not able to take the time off work. However, short breaks in the Peak District are low-cost alternatives to the traditional break and offer considerably more activities to meet all tastes than a week on a European beach.

The Peak District lies at the geographic centre of Britain between Derby, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke, making it possible for millions of people to drive there within ninety minutes, and although it’s peaks are on a smaller scale than those of Snowdonia and the Lake District, the landscape and picturesque villages are equally beautiful. The smaller scale of the Peak District is by no means a disadvantage as it means that key areas of interest and natural beauty are only a short walk from Bed and Breakfast and accommodation sites, such as the Peak District Spa.

Short breaks Peak District can be tailored around any interests that a visitor could have. For example, for those desiring an activity-packed break, there are many cycle and hiking routes including the Tissington and High Peaks Trails amongst others. Families with young children are also catered for by attractions such as Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom. 

Also, unlike continental beach holidays, a break in the Peak District would not be ruined by as bout of poor weather as there are many historical and cultural attractions in the area such as Chatsworth house (one of dozens of stately homes) and the Peak Mining Museum and the National Tram Museum.

The Peak District also offers attractions and events the whole year round, ranging from the traditional Shrove Tide Football Match at Ashbourne and festivals such as the Buxton Arts Festival involving weeks of street entertainment and music, mime and dance which last throughout the summer into September.   

Natalie Eastaugh is the Internet Marketing Specialist for JDRWebsites.co.uk

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