The Steel Cotton Rail Trail
In the first half of the 20th Century, Sheffield’s steel workers and Manchester’s cotton mill workers escaped their polluted cities to reach the clean
In the first half of the 20th Century, Sheffield’s steel workers and Manchester’s cotton mill workers escaped their polluted cities to reach the clean
As autumn slowly slides into winter, frost curls at the corners of umber leaves and flurries of snow soften the landscape. While the hedgehogs,
The weather may have turned cooler, but it is a great time to lace up your boots and discover new places by train. Put
We’ve launched a new booklet to help local families explore nature in their local area. High Peak and Hope Valley Community Rail Partnership have
Make the most of the season by exploring the sights, sounds and smells of autumn in the Peak District, by train. Red deer –
Immerse yourself in the spring spectacle of a bluebell wood with these walks from stations on the High Peak and Hope Valley lines. All
It’s hard to beat a walk in the woods at this time of year and the High Peak and Hope Valley lines can offer you some fantastic walking routes to try from many of their stations. Why not take the stress out of your visit by leaving the car behind? Simply sit back on the train and let the scenery roll by, taking you to the chosen destination of your day out. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
Friends of Hadfield and Friends of Glossop Stations are jointly hosting a Bumblebee safari from Hadfield Station on Friday August 19th at 1.15pm. The
Eleven children aged from 1 to 6 participated in the first bumble bee safari led by Mel Steele of the Bumble Bee Conservation Trust as part of the Buzzing Stations initiative in which Edale Station Friends are involved.