This is one of the most spectacular parts of the Peak District, based on the border between the White Peak and the Dark Peak, so there are plenty of places to enjoy dog walks in Hope. How nice to go for a ramble and come back to Hope to sample the delights of the chocolate box village and the community atmosphere this village has in abundance? What better way than rounding off a wonderful dog walk in Hope than taking as you more steps to the nearby village? With plenty of Castleton pubs offering dog friendly hospitality, some of the gift shops welcome four-legged friends too.
There are some really spectacular walks over strenuous scenery, but just check whether dogs are allowed to be off lead. The best place to park for long stay parking is at the main car park in Hope and setting off on foot, enjoying a little trek through the village – a lovely start for any dog walk we’re sure you’ll agree. Mam Tor and Winnat’s Pass are a must, but dogs need to be kept on leads through most of the pastureland, but it is certainly worth going, and tackling the Great Ridge for those who have the stamina.