Out & About Around The Queens Arms
The Queens Arms is on the doorstep of the stunning Peak District National Park, and we are proud to be first choice accommodation for explorers, hikers, and cyclists from far and wide.
Cycling
We love welcoming cyclists to our inn, whether you’re just stopping off for a pint or staying overnight
- Safe and easily accessible places to lock your bikes
- Expert recommendations about local bike trails
- Incredible mountain and road biking routes straight from the door
- Off-road biking nearby
- Spacious indoor and outdoor seating areas to accommodate large groups
- Rooms for up to 14 overnight guests (with 8 more at The Bulls Head)
Cyclists are very welcome at The Queens arms, so stop by to refresh yourselves after a long ride with some of our delicious ales!
Walking
Walk straight out of our front door and into The Peaks – the location of dreams!
- Manor Park a 3-minute walk away
- The Pennine Way 2 miles away
- The Snake Pass 1.5 miles away
- The Longdendale Trail 2 miles away
- Many circular walks from the pub (ask us!)
- Walk to local attractions such as reservoirs and the B29 Superfortress crash site
So why not park your car and forget about it during your stay, everything you need is just a walk away!
Glossop
Glossop is a picturesque Derbyshire market town, dubbed ‘the north western gateway to The Peak District’. It boasts many independent shops and is steeped in the history of the Industrial revolution.
- Glossop town – Historic cotton mill town in Yorkshire sandstone
- Old Glossop – The original part of the village
- Historic buildings – Many old mills and churches to explore
- Local parks – Landscaped Manor Park and Howard Park & Victorian baths
- Shopping – A great range of local, independent shops (ask us for our favourites!)
- Brewery – Take a tour of our very own Howard Town Brewery
- Reservoirs – Many to explore, such as the Torside and Hurst reservoirs
- Walks – Walks around historical Glossop and into The Peaks
Your friendly and knowledable Queens Arms staff love recommending local attractions, just ask!
Things to do around Glossop
Glossop is well positioned to easily access cities such as Sheffield and Manchester, as well as other beautiful Derbsyshire villages.
- Manchester airport – 30-minute drive
- Manchester – 30-minute drive/train
- Sheffield – 40-minute drive
- Local market towns – Castleton, Eyam, Bakewell, Edale, Buxton, Matlock, and many more
- Blue John Cavern – The world-famous Blue John stone mine
- The Heights of Abraham – Hilltop park with great views, reached by cable car
- WW2 relics – Such as the B29 Superfortress plane crash remains
These are just a few of the many interesting things to do around the area. We are always happy to make suggestions especially for your needs.
There’s so much on offer in and around Glossop – unparalled walking and cycling trails, historic market towns, family days out, and the best food and drink!
Our guests rated us 9.2 for location on booking.com!