Peak District, walks

Year: 1999 Format: 13x23 Pages: 96 Photos: with 28 excursions in the High Peaks and Derbyshire between Sheffield, Stockport and Leek. The Peak District is a mountainous area of approximately 1,400 km² in central-northern England, the southern offshoot of the Pennines, an area which has largely formed the national park known as the Peak District National Park since 1951, the first national park in Great Britain. Brittany. In reality the toponym "peak" does not really conform to the territory and the highest hills, Kinder Scout and Bleaklow, are rounded and flat and those that have a more slender appearance, such as Shutlingsloe and Win Hill, are considerably lower. Although the heart of the Peak District lies in Derbyshire, a significant part of it lies in neighboring Staffordshire, Cheshire, Greater Manchester, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire. With cartographic tables in the text, in English.