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Local Information
Attractions

Many local villages have their traditional, and unique well dressings, carnivals and horticultural shows in mid to late summer. In addition, the following are just a selection of nearby great places to visit in the Peak District:

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Beautiful gritstone edges of Froggatt, Curbar, Baslow, Stanage and Millstone.

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Haddon Hall, Hardwick Hall & Chatsworth House.

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Derwent, Howden and Ladybower reservoirs around Bamford.

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Bakewell, home of Bakewell pudding and tart.

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Blue John, Treak Cliff and Peak Caverns and Peveril Castle at Castleton.

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Crich National Tramway Museum.

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Tideswell's Cathedral of the Peak.

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Peak Railway at Rowsley.

Useful Services

Amenities, pubs and eating places within a few miles offering good food and a break:

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Spar at Calver and Hathersage

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The Miners Arms, Eyam village.

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COOP at Hathersage and Baslow

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The Sir William Hotel, Grindleford, looking straight towards the Edges.

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The Grouse Inn, on the route of walks above Froggatt Edge.

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The Plough Inn, alongside the River Derwent, Hathersage.

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The Barrel Inn, highest pub in Derbyshire with views of five counties.

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'World famous' Station Cafe, Grindleford railway station,

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