The stunning Peak District walk along an old railway line that offers something a little bit different

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There are miles of walking routes crisscrossing across the Peak District, taking in the gorgeous scenery of the national park.

With tracks covering dramatic hills, mysterious caves and stunning waterfalls, you’re never short of options for a day out. But there’s one which offers something a bit different.

The Monsal Trail follows the former Midland Railway line creating a track which can be used by walkers, cyclists, horse riders and wheelchair users - making it accessible for all. READ MORE:Bird's eye view of Manchester's new arena Co-op Live as bosses say it is on track to open in December next year It stretches from Blackwell Mill, in Chee Dale, to Coombs Road at Bakewell and it's 8.5 miles long from start to finish, so it’s not short of impressive views.

Dotted throughout the route are old railway tunnels, the longest ones are around 400m long and are lit up during daylight hours, creating a walk which is like no other in the Peak District.