Places to explore near Chinley StationChinley

Britain's first national park: gritstone edges in the Dark Peak, limestone dales in the White.

0.2 km NE

The Pennines for horse and bike — old packhorse trails and drovers' roads.

2.7 km NE · spans 6 counties

The largest surviving inland canal port in the country, a scheduled monument where the Peak Forest Canal met the tramway down from the limestone quarries.

2.8 km W

Wooded reservoir valley west of Buxton, with the ruins of Errwood Hall and moorland walks up to Shining Tor.

2.8 km SW

The first and toughest of them all — 268 miles along England's rocky spine from the Peak to the Cheviots.

5.5 km NE · spans 8 counties

Peak District's highest plateau, site of the Mass Trespass.

6.8 km NE

Palladian mansion and moorland deer park.

7.5 km W

The 517m 'Shivering Mountain' above Castleton, an Iron Age hillfort crowning the great Hope Valley ridge walk.

8.9 km E

The southern start of the Pennine Way, tucked in a green valley below the brooding plateau of Kinder Scout.

9 km E · Derbyshire

Elegant spa town of Georgian crescents and a domed Opera House, England's highest market town, built on its warm mineral spring.

9.3 km S · Derbyshire

Natural show cave in the hillside above Castleton, one of the only places on earth where the banded Blue John stone is mined.

9.3 km E

Twenty-three acres of Victorian park around a domed pavilion of 1871.

9.4 km S

Show cave prized for its stalactites and richest Blue John veins, still worked for a few hundred kilos of the stone each year.

9.7 km E

Flight of sixteen canal locks and a towering stone aqueduct where the Peak Forest Canal climbs out of the Goyt valley.

10 km NW

A National Trust place in Derbyshire.

1.3 km S

Climbing out of Manchester's fringe to Whaley Bridge and Bugsworth Basin, once the transhipment point for Peak limestone.

2.4 km W · Greater Manchester, Derbyshire & Cheshire

A National Trust place in Derbyshire.

3.7 km N

Pretty gritstone village at the foot of Kinder Scout, starting point of the 1932 Mass Trespass that won the right to roam.

4.4 km N · Derbyshire

Village gastropub at the foot of Kinder Scout, ranked among Britain's top gastropubs for its Peak District cooking.

4.5 km N

Along the Peak District's western gritstone edges from Disley to Kidsgrove, with the Cheshire Plain spread below.

5.7 km W · Cheshire & Staffordshire

A National Trust place in Derbyshire.

5.7 km N

A National Trust place in Derbyshire.

5.8 km E

A Site of Special Scientific Interest in Derbyshire.

5.8 km E