Ford Old Hall Barn
Old Hall
Ford
Near Leek
ST13 7RW
Churnet Valley Steam Railway
Churnet Valley Railway offers unique train rides, dining experiences & seasonal events aboard vintage restored steam trains through the Staffordshire Moorlands, meandering through the hidden beauty of...
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Rudyard Lake
Rudyard Lake provides some of the most dramatic scenery in the Staffordshire Moorlands, covering 168 acres & is 2.5 miles long. Enjoy the 5 mile circular walk and watch activities on the lake
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Tittesworth reservoir
At 190 acres, renowned for its stunning views of the Roaches, Tittesworth Watersports & Activity Centre offers canoeing, kayaking & paddleboarding or enjoy a fairly flat circular walk
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Heights of Abraham
A hilltop park on top of Masson Hill, accessed from the village by cable car. There are cavern & mine tours or simply enjoy the dramatic scenery of the River Derwent.
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Alton Towers
Alton towers theme park, water park & mini golf complex. Hidden in what was once the private estate of The Earl of Shrewsbury there are 11 areas of adrenalin packed fun!
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Emma Bridgewater Pottery Tour Experience
Beautiful pottery handmade in the home of British Pottery, Stoke-On-Trent. You can book a factory tour, take afternoon tea or even have a go yourself at a Decorating Studio experience
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Derwent Reservoir
The middle of three reservoirs in the dramatic Derwent Valley & home of the Dambusters, there's a circular walk or you can hire cycles
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Dovedale & Stepping Stones
A scenic walk from Ilam to the famous stepping stones with stunning views
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Roaches Rocks
On a clear day you can see much of Cheshire & views stretching to Snowdon in Wales & Winter Hill in Lancashire
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Trentham Estate
Trentham Italian Gardens, Monkey Forest, Shopping Village & Garden Centre. The forest is a sanctuary for the endangered Barbary monkeys, immerse yourself in wonderful Italian Gardens or shop until you drop!
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Biddulph Grange Gardens
One of the most extraordinary gardens in Britain...it contains whole continents, China, Ancient Egypt, Italian terraces & a Scottish Glen!
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Little Moreton Hall
An iconic Tudor manor house, moat & manicured knot garden. Built over 500 years ago the hall has crooked walls & uneven floors, it might be the wonkiest house you've ever seen!
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Buxton Opera House
One of Britain's leading provincial theatres that hosts the annual Buxton Festival & the International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival. There's pantomime at Christmas, musicals & other events year-round.
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The Flintlock
Sitting alongside the Caldon Canal in Cheddleton. Informal fine dining from Chef Patron Thom Bateman
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The Black Lion
Serving hearty, handmade, tasty food, open fires & beer garden. Great Sunday roasts!
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The Duncombe Arms
Serving award winning food in sumptuous surroundings, Tom Parker Bowles described the Duncombe Arms as 'The local we all wish we had'
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Ashbourne
Known as the 'Gateway to Dovedale' with more than 200 listed buildings including fine coaching inns, genteel town houses & the home of 'Shrovetide Football'. Winding cobbled streets & welcoming market place
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Buxton
Spa town with many historic buildings, the beautiful restored Buxton Crescent, The Devonshire Dome & Matcham's Buxton Opera House. Visit Poole's Cavern then walk up to Solomon's Temple for stunning views
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Bakewell
Idyllically situated on the banks of the river Wye, with mellow stone buildings & a medieval 5-arched stone bridge. Head for the Monday market & treat yourself to a famous Bakewell pudding
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