Chrome Hill

Chrome Hill is a dramatic rocky outcrop located in the Peak District National park in Derbyshire, England. It offers amazing and stunning views of the surrounding countryside, including the Manifold Valley and the White Peak area. This picturesque area is popular with hikers and outdoorsy types, and can be accessed either by a footpath or a road located close to the village of Hollinsclough. Once you get to the summit of Chrome Hill, you can marvel at its wildflower-strewn slopes and unique, otherworldly sandstone formations. One of its must-see attractions is a ravine located at the base of the hill, known affectionately as the "Devil's Jumps". With its dramatic ridges and hilltops it's worth exploring for its diverse landscape, stunning countryside views and vibrant flora and fauna.