Access for all
We want everyone to be able to visit and be inspired by the Peak District National Park.
We aim to make our recreational facilities available to all by our accessible visitor centres and a range of equipment for all abilities at our cycle hire centres.
Our Miles without Stiles routes are particularly suitable for those who are less mobile, disabled or have young children.
Our health walks and accessible events with Rangers are suitable for pushchairs and wheelchair users.
We provide dedicated disabled parking bays at our car parks, and disabled facilities at our toilets. Blue Badge holders can park for free at our car parks.
We work closely with the following organisations to 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
Access Guides to help you plan your visit...
- 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)