Walks from Castleton, Derbyshire
Limestone ridge, gritstone moorland, valley paths
38 routes available
Easy to Moderate
Free to access
Castleton is the most popular village in the Peak District, dramatically sited at the foot of the great limestone ridge and surrounded by some of the national park’s most striking scenery. Cave Dale, Winnats Pass and the Mam Tor ridge all start within minutes of the village square.
Castleton offers exceptional access to both the Dark Peak ridgeline and the White Peak limestone country, making it one of the most versatile walking bases in the national park.
38 Walks from Castleton
Sorted by popularity
Castleton main car park (pay & display). Gets very busy on summer weekends. Bus from Sheffield (272) and Hope (train station 2 miles)
Three Roods Café, Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, Castle Hotel
- Mam Tor & Hollins Cross
- Cave Dale
- Winnats Pass
- Lose Hill
- Back Tor
- Peveril Castle loop
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Castleton is covered by OS OL1. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Limestone Way
- Edale–Castleton route

















