After a day of scenic drives, countryside walks and Peak District adventures, you do not have to travel far for a fantastic meal. Our Red Lion Restaurant at Peak Edge is right next to Bramble Barn, making it the perfect place for guests to enjoy relaxed dining during their stay.

Warm, welcoming and full of countryside charm, The Red Lion celebrates fresh, seasonal dishes and local produce, with menus for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, Sunday lunch, afternoon tea, drinks and more. Whether you fancy a hearty meal after a long walk, a special dinner with family and friends, or a cosy drink by the fire, it is a lovely spot to round off the day.

Best of all, it is just moments from Bramble Barn – so guests can enjoy great food, good wine and a relaxed evening, then wander back to the barn for hot tub time and a peaceful night in the Derbyshire countryside.

The Peak District was made for road trips. From Bramble Barn, you are perfectly placed to enjoy some of the most beautiful scenic drives in the Peak District.

Head for Snake Pass for dramatic moorland views and sweeping bends through the Pennines. It is one of the most famous drives in the Peaks and a brilliant choice for anyone who loves big skies and wild scenery.

For proper “stop the car, I need a photo” moments, visit Winnats Pass near Castleton. This steep limestone valley is short, dramatic and unforgettable. Pair it with a wander around Castleton, a visit to the caverns or a walk up Mam Tor for a full Peak District day out.

For something calmer, make your way to Ladybower Reservoir and Derwent Dams. Think peaceful water views, woodland walks and plenty of picnic potential.

Or take a slower countryside drive towards Monsal Head and Longstone Edge, where rolling fields, limestone dales and pretty villages create the kind of views people come to Derbyshire for.

Whether you want a gentle stroll or a proper hilltop adventure, there are plenty of Peak District walks near Bramble Barn.

Close to Peak Edge, the Stone Edge Chimney walk is a great local route with countryside views and a touch of history. You will spot the Stone Edge Cupola, Britain’s oldest freestanding chimney, along the way.

For peaceful woodland wandering, explore the routes around Stone Edge Woods and Stanedge Golf Course. These are ideal for relaxed walks, fresh air and dog-friendly exploring.

Looking for a classic Peak District route? The Monsal Trail is always a favourite. This former railway line takes you through tunnels, across viaducts and past some beautiful limestone scenery. It is great for walkers, cyclists and families.

For bigger views, head to Mam Tor near Castleton. It is one of the most loved walks in the Peak District, and the ridge views over the Hope Valley are well worth the climb.

Feeling adventurous? Kinder Scout, the highest point in the Peak District, is a brilliant challenge for experienced walkers who want wild moorland, open skies and a real sense of achievement.

Want to see more of the Peaks without tackling every hill on foot? A Peak District eBike tour is a fantastic way to explore the countryside.

From Peak Edge, guests can enjoy routes through quiet lanes, local hamlets and historic spots around Stone Edge, Upper town and Milltown. It is fun, scenic and a little bit smug when the bike helps you glide up the hills. 

Perfect for couples, families, groups and anyone who likes the idea of adventure with a bit of extra power. 

One of the best things about staying at Bramble Barn is how easy it is to explore the area’s prettiest places.

Visit Bakewell for riverside walks, independent shops and a slice of famous Bakewell Pudding. Head to Castleton for caverns, Blue John jewellery, Mam Tor and Winnats Pass. Spend the day in Buxton for elegant buildings, Pavilion Gardens and café stops, or visit Matlock Bath for the Heights of Abraham, cable cars and family-friendly fun.

For a truly memorable day out, Chatsworth House is a must. With its grand house, beautiful gardens, parkland, farmyard and adventure playground, it is one of the best attractions in the Peak District.

You can also explore Hardwick Hall, Haddon Hall and plenty of charming Derbyshire villages along the way.

If golf is part of your perfect countryside escape, Stanedge Golf Club is just a short distance from Bramble Barn, making it a great addition to a Peak District getaway.

Set in the Derbyshire countryside, Stanedge combines moorland and parkland features with beautiful views and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Whether you are planning a round with friends, a Derbyshire golf break, or simply fancy a few hours outdoors, it is a lovely spot to enjoy the scenery and test your swing.

Play a round, soak up the views, then head back to Bramble Barn for good food, drinks and hot tub time.