Access for all
We want everyone to be able to visit and be inspired by an Accessible Peak District.
Accessible places
Access guides are available for all our visitor centres.
Our car parks, provide dedicated disabled parking bays and free parking for Blue Badge holders.
Disabled facilities are available at our toilets. There is a changing space at Torside.
Accessible routes
Miles without Stiles routes are particularly suitable for those who are less mobile, disabled, or have young children.
We have 20 routes across the national park and are working on 20 more.
Accessible activities
Our bike and tramper hire centres provide a range of equipment for all abilities
Health walks and accessible events with Rangers are suitable for pushchairs and wheelchair users.
Access guides
- Ashbourne Cycle Hire Centre - Access Guide (5MB)
- Bakewell Visitor Centre - Access Guide (3MB)
- Castleton Visitor Centre - Access Guide (5MB)
- Edale Visitor Centre - Access Guide (2.5MB)
- Parsley Hay Cycle Hire Centre - Access Guide (5MB)
- Upper Derwent Visitor and Cycle Hire Centre - Access Guide (3MB)
Annual reports
- Annual Report 2021 or PDF (351KB)
- Annual Report 2020 or PDF (1.5MB)
- Annual Report 2019 or PDF (2.4MB)
- Annual Report 2018 or PDF (1.1MB)
- Annual Report 2017 or PDF (117KB)
- Annual Report 2016 or PDF (1.7KB)
More help
The following organisations can help you to enjoy all that our area has to offer:
Community Transport Schemes operate trips and tours and other services in and around the Peak District. These are operated with fully accessible 16-seat vehicles which can accommodate wheelchair passengers and are available to elderly and/or disabled residents and visitors to the area:
- Ashbourne (including Derbyshire Connect) - 01335 300670
- Bakewell & Eyam - 01629 641920
- Derbyshire (CT4TC) - 01773 746652
- Sheffield - 0114 2766148