Tag: Hope in Edale

The Old Nags Head is in Edale is renowned as one of the 100 greatest pubs of England and is situated at the top of Edale village in Grindsbrook at the official started of the southern end of the Pennine Way. On arrival to the Old Nags Head, you will find a warm, cozy and friendly atmosphere. In the winter Read more…

The Rambler Inn at Edale, As our name suggests, we love the outdoors, steeped in Derbyshire history with traditional roaring fires in every room we are the perfect place to kick back those boots and relax after a hard day’s walk. Home cooked food is served every day till late   with a fine selection of local cask ales to suit Read more…

Two charming cottages on the flanks of Win Hill in the Peak National Park, with panoramic views over the Hope Valley and across to Castleton with its famous caverns and historic castle. All around there is superb walking country with an extensive choice of routes, taking in high moorlands and gritstone edges, as well as easier rambles in spectacular limestone Read more…

Cotefield Farm is a family run working hill sheep farm, the family having lived here for four generations.  The farm is south facing and is situated to the east of the hamlet of Ollerbrook in the valley of Edale in the Peak District National Park with moorland grazing running up to Kinder Scout. We have four charming self catering holiday Read more…

Ollerbrook Barn dates from 1798 and has been lovingly converted into a comfortable family run guesthouse. It is situated in the farming hamlet of Ollerbrook Booth, one of the ancient booths (settlements) forming part of the parish of Edale. Set spectacularly amidst the wildest scenery of the Derbyshire Peak District, Edale is the starting point of Britain’s first and most Read more…