Walkers crossing the Peak District landscape near Win Hill

The local guide

Walk further.
Eat well. Tee off.

The Old Print House is well placed for a Derbyshire break that can be as active—or as unhurried—as you want it to be.

Win Hill, Peak District · Sue Winston / Unsplash

From the doorstep

Start locally, then follow the landscape north.

Stanley Common gives you village ease without boxing you in. Stay close for coffee, food, golf and country parks, or make a day of the Peak District’s ridges, valleys and historic towns.

Walking the Peaks

Three routes worth packing your boots for.

1.5-mile trail

Dovedale stepping stones

A gentle White Peak classic from Ilam Park to the famous stepping stones, with limestone scenery along the River Dove.

3.4-mile walk

Edale circular

Open fields, streams and stone paths through the Vale of Edale, brushing against the Pennine Way beneath Kinder Scout.

Woodland & moorland

Longshaw Estate

Ancient woods, open moors and estate paths offer routes for an easier stroll or a longer day in walking country.

The parkland golf course at Morley Hayes

Morley Hayes Golf

Golf nearby

Morley Hayes

One of the Midlands’ best-known golf venues is a short drive from the apartment. Choose the championship-length 18-hole Manor Course, the 9-hole Tower Course or sharpen your swing on the floodlit 17-bay driving range.

The estate also gives non-golfers plenty of reason to come along, with the Dovecote, Roosters and Spike Bar covering everything from relaxed drinks to two-AA-Rosette dining.

Explore Morley Hayes

Places to eat