Access
There are many opportunities for recreational access in the Peak District National Park ranging from:
- Extensive public rights of way network
- Areas of Access Land
- Miles without Stiles easy access routes
- Traffic-free Trails
- Multi-user Green Lanes
- Peak Permissive Paths.
Looking after access
We look after access land and help the Highway Authorities to manage and improve the public rights of way network. We aim to provide access for all through Miles without Stiles. We support the Local Access Forum as the statutory adviser on access and recreation.
Contact
The Authority:
- for enquiries about access and restrictions on open access land
- for enquiries about managing access
- for diversions linked to applications for planning permission
- if you would like to support the creation or improvement of access
- if you would like to discuss replacing your stiles with gates
The Highway Authorities:
- for enquiries about the legal status of public rights of way
- to report problems with condition or signage
- to report an obstruction
- for any works that you intend to carry out on public rights of way
How to help
Help us to improve access by:
- Volunteering with the Local Access Forum, PPCV or as a volunteer ranger
- Making a donation to the Access Fund