
easy
2–4 hours typical per outing (7‑day access)
Suitable for all fitness levels; expect short walks of 1–4 miles with modest elevation on some pins
Turn the Peak District into a road‑trip treasure hunt with a 7‑day Loquiz pass. Drive between gritstone edges and limestone dales, solve location clues, and earn points with a single shared device.
You pull off the narrow lane and the moor breathes out: a low wind that stirs heather, stone walls that seem to rearrange themselves with each bend, and a slate-roofed village that looks ready to argue with the weather. The app pings—Loquiz is ready—and suddenly a patchwork of pins blooms across your phone, each one a clue, a micro-museum, or a viewpoint daring you to stop. This is the Peak District by way of a gamified road map: part orienteering, part local history lesson, all self-directed.

Your 7‑day pass starts the moment you log in—only activate the app when you plan to begin exploring to avoid wasting access time.
GPS and camera use drain batteries fast—bring a high-capacity power bank to last long drives and multiple stops.
Bring a lightweight waterproof and an insulating midlayer; conditions can shift quickly on exposed moorland.
Popular trailheads and village car parks fill quickly—arrive before 10am for the best parking options.
The Peak District’s villages grew around lead mining and sheep farming; many quiet lanes follow old packhorse routes and drover’s roads.
Stick to marked paths to protect fragile upland vegetation; the Peak’s uplands are sensitive to erosion, and local groups maintain footpaths through volunteer work.
Required to access routes, clues, and GPS guidance for the experience.
Keeps your device charged through long days of GPS use and photography.
Protects against sudden rain and wind on exposed moorland and ridges.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Useful for uneven footpaths, short hikes, and muddy sections between pins.