Take a guided tour of the Peak District with one of our local experts and they will take you off the beaten track to discover some amazing hidden gems.
Peak District Pub Tours - discover the best locally brewed ales
For those who enjoy a good pint and a great story, Peak District Pub Tours is the perfect way to explore the region’s finest country inns while soaking up the rich history and culture of the area.
Led by local experts, these guided pub tours take you off the beaten track to discover historic coaching inns, charming village taverns, and microbreweries, all set against the stunning backdrop of the Peak District. Each stop offers a chance to sample locally brewed ales, artisan ciders, and regional specialties, while learning fascinating tales about the people and places that make the area so special. They also offer a dog-friendly pub tour which is perfect when you've brought your pup on holiday with you!
Guided Walks
For the more adventurous Paul Smith and his My Guided Walks team provide personal walking tours which bring the fabulous Peak District countryside to life by sharing their wealth of local knowledge, including the best routes (and cafes!) as well as local flora, fauna and history. They do the navigation so you don’t have to!
Paul can take you to the iconic rock where Kiera Knightley stood surveying the countryside in the file Pride and Prejudice! Paul also offers group walks and special interest days including the Peak District National Park Experience Day “Walk the Peak’s Aviation History Experience”.
Our personal favourite and a fascinating insight into aviation history in the Peaks, including the Dambusters.
Alternatively Alex and Leia of Peak Tors offer dog friendly walks for groups of up to 8 including local routes near Hoe Grange such as Tissington & Parwich, Ecton & Wetton, or Youlgreave. as well as more iconic walks on Stannage edge and Bleaklow plus many more.
Learning to photograph nature with Guy Badham
Would you love to learn more about outdoor photography, but lack either the experience or confidence to ‘get out there’? If so why not make the most of your holiday and take home some special memories captured on camera?
Guy Badham offers personalised training days to de-mystify your camera, giving you the confidence to use it more creatively.
Whether you’re a complete beginner keen to learn the basics, or a more experienced photographer, Guy can help you capture our stunning Peak District landscape and wildlife as you walk and talk.River Wye Peak District - The cost is £100 per day for a single adult or £150 for up to three adults.
Starting and finishing times can vary depending on weather, the time of year and the subject matter. Gift vouchers are also available.
Guided cycling adventures for all abilities
Explore the Peak District on two wheels with Pipistrelle Rides, offering bespoke guided cycling tours tailored to your pace and interests. Whether you prefer quiet country lanes and trails or more challenging off-road trails, your expert guides, Alex and Jen, will take you to stunning viewpoints and hidden gems.
For guests staying at Hoe Grange, Pipistrelle Rides can start your adventure right from your doorstep, making it a truly personal and hassle-free experience.
E-bikes are available for those who want to enjoy the ride with a little extra boost, ensuring everyone can experience the joy of cycling in the Peaks.
PeakEPedals, offer guided and self-guided e-bike tours for all abilities. Glide effortlessly through stunning countryside, taking in breath taking views and hidden gems along the way.
You can opt for an expert local guide to lead the way so you can enjoy the ride without worrying about navigation. Or you can follow a detailed paper map or digital Sat Nav route. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely scenic route or a more adventurous trail, PeakEPedals provides a fun and eco-friendly way to explore our stunning Peak District right from your log cabin or glamping pod.
White Peak Distillery Tours
New life has been breathed back into the old Johnson & Nephew Wire Works of the 1870's with the production of handcrafted spirits. Experience the unique atmosphere, heat and smells of The White Peak Distillery as you are guided through the whisky making process by one of the expert distillers.
Admire the two beautiful hand-made copper pot stills and the vast cask stores, before tasting the maturing new make whisky. You’ll also get to see ‘Betty’ the impressive 600 litre spirits still, used to create award winning Shining Cliff gin and other spirits.
Then it’s back to the Tasting Room for a guided tasting of gins and a chance for further discussions. Tours last approximately 90 minutes.







