Whaley Bridge - the picturesque Peak District
Nestled in Derbyshire's Peak District, the small town of Whaley Bridge is known to many as the 'Gateway to the Goyt Valley'. It has strong links to water due to its location and celebrates each June with W3 - Whaley Water Weekend. A popular route for walkers and cyclists due to its attractive scenery, Whaley Bridge also boasts a strong choice of independent shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes.
Explore the great outdoors round Whaley Bridge
1400 acres of green land are waiting to be explored at Lyme Park in Disley, less than five miles from Whaley Bridge. Whatever the weather, there's plenty of fun to be had around the stunning woodland and glorious gardens surrounding the building, and you might even get to witness the wild deer roaming the grounds. Kids will love the adventure playground, too.
Go deeper underground at Poole's Cavern and Country Park
Seven miles from Whaley Bridge in Buxton, Poole's Cavern and Country Park has been known as 'first wonder of the Peak' since the cavern first featured in a travel guide in 1630. Now with expert guides on hand and illuminated chambers to light the way, the cavern may seem spooky, but is a great attraction for all ages. And when you're back from down below, the Country Park makes for a lovely scenic stroll.
Looking for a cheap hotel Near Whaley Bridge? Travelodge Macclesfield Adlington Hotel, Travelodge Macclesfield Central Hotel and Travelodge Stockport Hotel are all under 10 miles away.