Upcoming Events & Places to Explore

White Nancy White Nancy is a historical landmark that looks out over Bollington at the top of Kerridge Hill. It's a brilliant walk with stunning views as a reward when you reach the summit with some Instagram worthy shots.

White Peak Alpaca Farm Want to try something different? Take a walk in the Cheshire countryside with a stop by White Peak Alpaca Farm and get up close and personal with their alpacas, goats, ponies and wallabies.  

Macclesfield Forest If you're looking for the perfect dog walk, hiking route or cycle trail, look no further than Macclesfield Forest. Your reward for exploring is beautiful scenery against the backdrop of its four reservoirs  

Teggs Nose Tegg's Nose Country Park offers brilliant walks, cycling routes and great activities throughout the year. On a clear day, you can see the Welsh hills and Liverpool's cathedrals. It's easily accessed from Macc Forest trails.

Jodrell Bank Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre is a must-visit for anyone who loves science and space. Its famous Lovell Telescope has featured in television and films and theirs plenty to see, do and learn. A brilliant family-friendly day out.

Tatton Park Tatton Park is one of the UKs most complete historic estates. It is home to a Tudor Old Hall, Neo-Classical Mansion, 50 acres of landscaped gardens. With lavish gardens, deer park and playground, it's a great day out!

These world famous Blue John mines are home to eight of the fourteen known varieties of Blue John Stone. Enjoy regular tours lasting 45min to 1 hour and get to stand in the Variegated Cavern, 150 ft high and 30 ft wide and don’t forget to stop at the Cavern shop for...

Join an expert guided tour and go exploring the beautiful limestone caverns where crystal stalactites have lined the chambers over millions of years. Afterwards take a wonder on a woodlands trail to a vantage point locally known as Soloman’s Temple. For further...

A breathtaking sight and one of the largest and most famous churches in Derbyshire, Cathedral of the Peak carries a history of disagreements of rightful ownership and the theft of 14 lambs by monks, intrigued? Come and see it for yourself in Tideswell.