The White Peak

The White Peak is a limestone-rich area in the Peak District, a national park in England. Its landscape features rolling hills, dry stone walls, scattered farms, and limestone valleys. The white appearance of the limestone gives the area its name. This region is known for its unique geology, which influences the soil, plant life, and traditional farming practices. It contrasts with the darker, gritstone areas of the Peak District, creating a distinctive and scenic landscape popular for walking, exploring, and enjoying natural beauty.