Best Attractions near Stanton Moor

Discover unique antiques and collectibles in a welcoming shop at the heart of Matlock, Derbyshire, open daily with easy parking nearby.

Discover a charming collection of vintage antiques, curios, and collectibles in Matlock’s welcoming and quirky treasure trove.

Explore the Pic Tor War Memorial in Matlock for a serene blend of history and stunning Peak District views, ideal for reflection and exploration.

Explore the illuminated tunnels of the historic Great Masson Cavern, where geology and mining heritage meet breathtaking views over Matlock.

Discover Matlock Dale’s scenic beauty, rich mining heritage, and the thrilling Heights of Abraham hilltop park with panoramic views and family fun.

Explore the captivating 17th-century lead mining life in the accessible Great Rutland Cavern, part of the scenic Heights of Abraham estate.

Discover Victorian charm and aquatic wonders with interactive exhibits and a historic thermal pool in the heart of Matlock Bath.

Engage with friendly animals, enjoy vibrant play areas, and explore scenic Derbyshire countryside at Matlock Farm Park.

Ride a cable car to a historic hilltop estate in the Peak District, explore show caverns, panoramic views, and family-friendly attractions above Matlock Bath.

A vibrant Matlock Bath pub blending hearty British fare, live music, and tranquil outdoor spaces by the scenic River Derwent.

Discover Derbyshire’s lead mining heritage through immersive exhibits and authentic underground mine tours at the Peak District Mining Museum.

Quirky hillside theme park offering exceptional value, included attractions, and spectacular Peak District views.

Historic Bakewell venue famed for its original award-winning puddings, artisan bakery, and charming British restaurant.

Explore Bakewell Bridge: A Historic Gem in the Heart of Derbyshire, Perfect for Scenic Strolls and Cultural Discoveries.

Step back in time at Bakewell Old House Museum, a Tudor gem revealing centuries of local history through interactive exhibits and family-friendly trails.

Discover the tranquil beauty and rich industrial heritage of Lumsdale Waterfall nestled in Derbyshire’s historic wooded valley.

Historic market town famed for its Bakewell tart, scenic riverside walks, and access to grand Peak District estates.

Explore the dramatic limestone cliffs and panoramic views of Harboro Rocks, a natural gem in Derbyshire’s Peak District.

Explore the grandeur, gardens, and festive charm of Chatsworth House, a historic estate nestled in England’s Peak District.

Where water power revolutionized manufacturing—explore the birthplace of the modern factory system

Explore the rare rectangular Bronze Age barrow atop Beeley Moor, where ancient history meets sweeping Peak District moorland views.

Explore the serene limestone valley of Lathkill Dale, where natural beauty meets rich history in the heart of England’s Peak District.

Award-winning farm shop offering fresh estate-reared produce, artisanal goods, and a seasonal café experience with stunning Chatsworth views.

Historic gritstone climbing and scenic woodland walks with panoramic views over Derbyshire’s Derwent Valley.

Explore 17.5 miles of historic railway trail with stunning Peak District views, wildflowers, and accessible paths for walking, cycling, and horse riding.

Explore the ancient Arbor Low Stone Circle and Gib Hill Barrow in Derbyshire, a fascinating historical landmark steeped in British history and natural beauty.

Where the Cromford Canal meets the Cromford & High Peak Railway in the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site – a heritage-rich visitor centre with restored railway workshops and forge.

Family-run farm shop and tea rooms offering fresh local produce, hearty meals, and a warm atmosphere near the Peak District.

Explore Magpie Mine near Sheldon, Derbyshire — a hauntingly beautiful relic of England’s last working lead mine with over 200 years of rich industrial history.

Explore Wirksworth’s rich heritage and local industries in a welcoming historic centre with engaging exhibits and a cozy café.

Explore the Victorian steam-powered marvel that kept the Cromford Canal flowing, set amidst Derbyshire’s scenic heritage trails.

Birchen Edge: Premier Peak District climbing and scenic moorland views near Bakewell.

A serene gritstone edge with ancient stone circles, panoramic valley views, and blissful solitude.

Explore Derbyshire’s scenic reservoir with walking, cycling, watersports, and wildlife watching around a vast 8-mile trail.

Discover the mesmerizing one-tonne granite Kugel Stone at Carsington Water, effortlessly spinning on a thin film of water in a serene natural setting.

Discover the rugged beauty and ancient legends of Eagle Stone, a towering gritstone landmark with panoramic views on Baslow Edge.

Explore 8.5 miles of scenic Peak District valleys, historic railway tunnels, and iconic viaducts on the accessible Monsal Trail.

Gritstone escarpment offering world-class climbing, panoramic Peak District views, and accessible moorland walks.

Step back in time with vintage trams, a charming period village, and scenic woodland walks at Crich Tramway Village, the home of the National Tramway Museum.

Discover timeless antiques and elegant interiors in a charming rural setting near Matlock, where history and craftsmanship meet.

A welcoming country pub and campsite in Hurdlow offering hearty English fare, cosy fires, and a perfect base for exploring the southern Peak District.

Four centuries of continuous family ownership in a progressive Jacobean mansion set within a picturesque Peak District estate village.

Discover Water-Cum-Jolly Dale’s peaceful river valley, historic railway viaduct, and thriving wildlife sanctuary in the heart of Derbyshire.

Dramatic gritstone escarpment with sweeping moorland views, classic climbs, and rich Peak District heritage in Derbyshire.

Explore Riley Graves, a historical gem in Hope Valley, where nature and history intertwine to create an unforgettable experience for every traveler.

Discover Eyam Museum, where the story of a village’s brave self-quarantine during the 1665 plague comes vividly to life in the heart of the Peak District.

A dramatic limestone gorge in the Peak District, famous for its river, crags, stepping stones and ancient caves – a timeless landscape of natural beauty and legend.

Historic boundary well where Eyam villagers left disinfected coins to contain the 1665 plague, symbolizing sacrifice and resilience in Derbyshire’s Peak District.

A vast, regenerated country park blending nature, recreation, and scenic views just west of Chesterfield.

Explore the evocative ruins of Wingfield Manor, a medieval fortress and royal prison steeped in history and intrigue.

Iconic limestone stepping stones crossing the River Dove in a stunning Peak District valley, blending natural beauty with rich history and adventure.