Peak District: The Peveril of the Peak

Holiday in the Peak District National Park and enjoy the contrast of the heather moorlands and rocky escarpments.

Walk Stanage Edge, the Roaches and the Dark Peak or meander through gentle green valleys and pretty villages, with our Peveril of the Peak Country House at the heart of your stay.

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TOG Walk

This accessible dog walk in Dolgellau from the Madog Dog Walks Group is part of the Dogs Die In Hot Cars campaign to raise awareness of responsible dog walking.
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