Peak District
England
Britain's first national park (1951), split between the gritstone moors of the Dark Peak around Kinder Scout (636 m) and the limestone dales of the White Peak. A fifth of England's population lives within an hour of it, and it still finds room to feel empty on a weekday. The 95 Ethels are its own bagging list.
the Peak District holds 86 peaks, 2 trails covering 104 km, and 124 landmarks - every one of them collectible in Atlas, which measures your coverage of the region from the GPS history you already have.
Collections in Peak District
- Pennine Way
- Ethels
- County tops
- Historic county tops
- Nuttalls
- Hewitts
- Pennine Bridleway
- Marilyns
- Trig Points
- Waterfalls
- Viewpoints
- Stone Circles
- Bothies
- Mountain Huts & Shelters
- Iconic Bridges
- Caves & Caverns
Atlas matches the GPS history you already have - Strava, GPX files, Apple Health, Health Connect - against every peak, trail and landmark in the UK. Nothing to record, nothing to plan; connect once and your lifetime record fills itself in.