The Beautiful Photos of the Peak District National Park!

I checked out the stunning towns and countryside of the Peak District, which influenced both Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte-- take your very own fictional trip with these sensational Peak District images   

The natural appeal of the Peak District, an agrarian area of main England that mainly falls in Derbyshire, is difficult to reject. Its landscape is stressed by high valleys, significant ridges and moorland plateaus, all which resulted in it being called Britain's very first National Park in 1951.   

There are 2 unique locations of the park: the green valleys and limestone caverns of the White Peak and the wilder heather-clad, weather-beaten open spaces of the Dark Peak-- the real background that Charlotte Brontë explained in her influential book, Jane Eyre.   

Charlotte Brontë isn't really the only British author to discover motivation here-- it's thought that Jane Austen remained at either the Rutland Arms in Bakewell or Haddon Hall in Rowsley when composing Pride and Prejudice. Whatever the fact, Pemberley is most definitely based upon Chatsworth and Bakewell was depicted as Lambton in the book. 

Scroll through these spectacular Peak District images: