Longshaw, Burbage and the Eastern Moors

Please read this article to find everything you need to know about what is open and what to expect from your time spent at Longshaw. We ask all visitors to follow government guidance on travel and social distancing to keep everyone safe.

Before venturing to the Peak District countryside, there are some vitally important ways you can help to look after the places that you love. Be in the know before you go and discover how to be #peakdistrictproud...

The Peak District National Park provides a stunning backdrop for an adventure in the great outdoors and you can make the most of your day out by planning ahead. Read on to discover things you need to know before setting off, our downloadable walk routes and top tips for a safe and successful day out in the Peaks.

Find time to reconnect with the nature on your doorstep or just around the corner, and discover all those uplifting signs of spring.

The National Trust is one of the most important organisations in the UK for bluebell conservation. A quarter of the Trust's woodland is ancient or semi-natural; the ideal habitats for bluebells. Discover how we are looking after this species and how you can help too...

Help make the most of your day out exploring and ensure that your visit is kind to the countryside, by reading our frequently asked questions before you leave your home.

Find out about the wild population of red deer at Longshaw and the Eastern Moors.

Volunteer Photographer and Walk Leader Kev has a wonderful eye for capturing wildlife moments. Discover more about how he is helping us all to feel closer to the creatures great and small at Longshaw.

Discover more about how our rangers have helped to restore the Longshaw pond to improve this area for wildlife and for people.

As part of an ongoing 10 year HLS agreement funded by Natural England, our ranger team at Longshaw are now in the 8th year of their Woodland Pasture Restoration Project. Read on to discover more about the project.

Learn more about Conservation grazing at Longshaw and how our livestock help to shape and diversify our landscapes.

Discover more about how our volunteers are helping to support a variety of different departments, projects and teams across the Peak District.

Now more than ever, we all need access to nature, fresh air and open spaces. Become a member today and you can explore our outdoor places and park at most of our car parks free of charge. What's more, your membership will go towards looking after nature, beauty and history for generations to come.

Find out more about how you can help support our Woods for the Future project so that our rangers and volunteers can continue to provide a haven for wildlife and a space for visitors to reconnect to nature.

From the 7th of June, schools will be able to book led visits in the outdoors with us. Take a look at our learning programme and how to book a session for your school or education group. *Please note that The Moorland Discovery Centre is currently closed for indoor school visits.*

From the 3rd of May, schools will be able to book self-led visits at Longshaw again. Many schools and groups visit independently and enjoy what the estate has to offer. Please read this article to ensure that your trip is respectful of the landscape and enjoyable at the same time.

Whether you book your school or group visit with us, or prefer the option to explore independently, we have some additional information that will help you plan your day and make better connections to the Peak District countryside.