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KEY for walk features:

	hill top and escarpment views
	woodland
	river or canal
	reservoir or lake
	boulders for kids to scramble and play
	waterfall

When planning your visit to the National Park, please arrive early or late in the day to avoid crowds if visiting over sunny weekends or school holidays. Please also take all litter home with you, don’t bring BBQs, and park your car in designated parking areas. Also, please use these walks as a guide; access and stiles may change.

Still can’t decide? Then check out our ultimate top 10 Peak District walks with kids.

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For all walks, make sure you’re prepared with the right gear (from hiking boots, to paper map, to the all important snacks). Also check out our top tips for hiking with kids to get those little legs moving.

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  What to pack for a family hike in the Peak District
  The main reason a family ventures to the Peak District is to enjoy the great outdoors. With an extensive network of footpaths and trails that cover the National Park, there are some fantastic family walks, with boulders to climb, farm animals to meet, and epic views to take in from the dramatic escarpments.We have been hiking with our boys in …
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  13 sanity-saving tips for hiking with kids under 5 years
  Want to avoid the whinges and cover some distance on your family walk? These are our top tips for hiking with kids under 5 and hiking with toddlers. Geared with an OS Map, good hiking boots, and a flask of hot chocolate and marshmallows, a Peak District family walk is a wonderful way to spend time together as a family. …