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Part of the Illuminations… Take a dramatic cable car ride , a circular route which Enjoyable Shopping… White Peak Loop across the valley to this beautiful will eventually stretch for 60 miles round Come along to Matlock Bath to marvel at the magical evening 60-acre country park, Great the Peak District, this section will soon Welcome to Wander along Dale Road in Matlock spectacle of illuminated boats on the River Derwent. Decorated Masson and Rutland show caverns, join up with the Monsal Trail at Bakewell and you could be forgiven for thinking models, adorned with thousands of lights are mounted on exhibitions, visitor centre and to create a continuous 17 mile traffic you are in a different era. Vintage and rowing boats and as darkness falls the boats disappear into the children’s adventure playground. blackness below, leaving the models apparently gliding along just www.heightsofabraham.com free path to Wye Dale near Buxton. Route 5 - Matlock moors, hills and mills & Produced by the Peak District National Park antique shops line the road and spill L Bent Lane Authority and Visit Peak District & Derbyshire, 2011 © Peak District National Park Authority For further information on this cycle route (including places to eat, cycle hire centres and places to visit) and other downloadable cycle routes in the Peak District, please see above the water. This unique event takes place on Saturday www.visitpeakdistrict.com/cycleroutes atlock out onto the pavement, interspersed R toUppertown SO Lid Lane and Sunday evenings during September and October, with The Peak District Mining Museum and ‘Matlock Moors, Hills and Mills..’ L M L L past church Crown SO with cafes, bars and restaurants.
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