Historic Peak District Pubs
Discover centuries-old ale houses, traditional country inns, and charming locals’ favorites serving the finest real ales and hearty pub grub in stunning surroundings.
The Old Nag's Head
A historic 16th-century coaching inn situated at the start of the Pennine Way. Offering a warm welcome with roaring log fires, local cask ales, and hearty traditional fare made from Peak District produce. Popular with hikers and cyclists exploring Kinder Scout and the surrounding moorlands.
The Devonshire Arms
This elegant 18th-century inn sits on the Chatsworth Estate, offering a refined drinking and dining experience. The pub features a carefully curated selection of local ales alongside an exceptional seasonal menu showcasing game and produce from the estate. Enjoy views of the picturesque village of Beeley from the garden terrace.
Scotsman’s Pack
Nestled in the heart of Hathersage, the Peak District's largest village, the Scotsman's Pack is a cosy walkers' pub serving a range of decent ales, and pub classics such as Derbyshire steaks, fish and chips, and their ever-popular steak and ale pie