Activities at Longshaw, Burbage and the Eastern Moors

Father's Day at Longshaw

This Father's Day, bring dad to Longshaw for an outdoor adventure.

Explore hay meadows at Longshaw

Explore wildflower meadows at Longshaw.

Noticing nature this spring

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

Time well spent in the outdoors

If you are planning a visit to stretch your legs and look after your health and wellbeing, head this way for top tips and practical advice to make sure your time in the outdoors is safe and enjoyable.

Protect wildlife & farm animals: Take the Lead

Exploring the Peak District with your four-legged friend is a great way to enjoy the beautiful landscape, and we welcome well behaved dogs on leads. Find out why it's important for dogs to be on leads in the countryside...

'I'm ready for my close up!' Discovering wildlife at Longshaw

Volunteer Photographer 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.

Red deer roaming across the Longshaw Estate

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

Supporting our Peak District Appeal: donate today

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.

Jump into the New Year at Longshaw

Whether you want to start a hobby, achieve a fitness goal or give something back to the outdoor places that have been so vital to us all, then read on for some inspiration to get you started.

Walks across Longshaw

Whether it's a stroll to the Longshaw pond, a wander through ancient woodlands or a meander over moorlands, there's plenty of walks to be discovered when you come to explore the Longshaw Estate.

Autumn colours at Longshaw

Will you be lucky enough to spot red deer on the moors? Or maybe you'll discover rare fungi in the woods. Discover Longshaw as autumnal colour flows across the landscape and awakes the senses to new sights, sounds and smells.

Conservation grazing at Longshaw

Learn more about how conservation grazing at Longshaw is helping to shape and diversify the landscape. We've also come up with some easy guidance to help better inform your encounters with cattle in the countryside.

Summer wildlife at Longshaw

Ranger Chris gives his hints and tips on the best places to find summer wildlife at Longshaw. Take the time to notice nature and discover the simple ways you can help us to look after the wildlife that make their homes at Longshaw.

Views and woodlands walk

Plan your walk before you leave home, so that your visit is one that is enjoyable and kind to the landscape at the same time.

• Challenging
• 3 hours
• 4.5 miles (7.2km)

Red deer and edges walk

The Eastern Edges on Big Moor are the southern part of the Peak District National Park’s iconic dark peak landscape, special for the diverse range of wildlife. Plan your walk before you leave home, so that your visit is one that is enjoyable and kind to the landscape at the same time.

• Moderate
• 2 hours 30 mins
• 6.0 miles (9.65km)

Longshaw Estate Burbage Brook walk

Plan your walk before you leave home, so that your visit is one that is enjoyable and kind to the landscape at the same time.

• Easy
• 1 hour
• 2.25 miles (3.6km)

Mud and mushrooms at Longshaw

This trail takes you through the Longshaw Estate where you can find fantastic fungi in the grassland and woodland habitats.

• Moderate
• 1 hour
• 1.5 miles (2.4km)

Longshaw Estate winter walk

Plan your walk before you leave home, so that your visit is one that is enjoyable and kind to the landscape at the same time.

• Easy
• 45 mins
• 2.25 miles (3.6km)