Peak District Map South SplashMap

Description

This Peak District Map South from SplashMaps is a beautiful map of the Southern section of the Peak District National Park. Because of our selection of fabrics, this weather-proof fabric map is perfect for any adventure. It features contours, the OS national grid, walking and riding trails, clearly designated and numbered roads and water bodies. Thanks to our signature pub, car park, church and camping symbols navigating to your start and end points is a doddle.

Full coverage Peak District Maps

SplashMaps offer full coverage of this beautiful National Park. Each Peak District map – 4 in our unique 40k scale series – highlights your rights of way and simplifies adventure planning. But, if you love that traditional Ordnance Survey Peak District Map, don’t forget you can design 1:50k or 1:25k Peak District maps in 10 different formats centred on anywhere.

Other Ordnance Survey Peak District Maps

Ordnance Survey Peak District Map at 50k here

Ordnance Survey Peak District Map South at 25k centred on Bakewell here

UK’s original National Park

The Peak District is the UK’s original National Park, formed as a result of the mass trespass on Kinder Scout in 1932. The inspiration for many of Britain’s famous mountaineers and explorers, it now hosts some of the country’s finest hiking and mountain bike trails.

Proud to be a Partner of the Peak District

SplashMaps is proud to be a Partner of the Peak District National Park Foundation. We contribute 10% of all sales originating from their site to improving accessibility on the trails.

Map of the Peak District

To map the Peak District detail in a way that captures the most relevant content for cyclists, walkers and runners means combining the best available location data. Because we use Ordnance Survey’s open data and resample it at 1:40k you get the optimum exploration area. The full compliment of the pathways are included thanks to extra data from OpenStreetMap which we’ve overlaid with the official byways and bridleways from the local authority. This makes our unique destination series style, specifically designed around your favourite activities.

KEY INFORMATION:

Major Settlements & features:

Ashbourne, Bakewell, Darley Dale, Chelmorton, Booth Hill, Fox Low, Hollins Hill, Sterndale Moor, Over Hill, Head Ridge Head, Over Boothlow, Crowdicote, Alderly Cliff, Longnor, Earl Sterndale, Hill North Top, Sheen Hill, Hitter Hill, Spink, Onecote, Butterton, Warslow, Ecton Hill, Wetton, Narrowdale Hill, Ipstones, Foxt, Kingsley and Froghall, Cotton, Waterhouses, Hoften’s Cross, Musden Low, Thorpe, Fenny Bentley, Kniveton, Hognaston, Hulland Ward, Kirk Ireton, Brassington, Wirksworth, Youlgrave, Stanton in Peak, Birchover, Elton, Baslow, Hassop, Great longstone, Little Longstone, Taddington, Sheldon, Monyash, Arbor Low Stone Circle, Pennine Bridleway, Parwich

Compared to Ordnance Survey Coverage

OL24 White Peak 1:25k Map

This diagram shows the coverage of the Peak District South Map relative to the OL24 equivalent paper map from Ordnance Survey

The SplashMap Peak District Map South coverage is overlaid in black in this diagram to compare with the 2 sided Ordnance Survey paper map, ‘White Peaks’ OL24. Note the SplashMap is a different scale, covers much of the same area as the OS Map area, but is set further South to include Ashbourne which is missing off the extreme south of the OL24 but is still firmly within the National Park. Our Peak District Maps offer full coverage of the Park.

National Grid Coordinates (Easting, Northing / Grid Reference):

Lower-left – 401000, 345000
Upper-right – 428600, 372600

Peak District South

Scale:

1:40,000

Dimensions on map:

27.6km x 27.6km

Size of product (including borders):

72cm x 72cm (approximately)