The Peak District Calendar 2025.
The Peak District Calendar 2025
I’m very sad to announce there will be no 2025 Peak District calendar this year. I have simply not had time to get out and capture the landscapes I wanted this year to give enough images to produce a 2025 version of The Peak District Calendar.
The Peak District National Park is one of the most beautiful places in the UK as well as being one of the most accessible outdoor destinations. Known and loved by millions of people for the rich experiences, inspiration and adventure that is offered by the Peak District. The calendar has been produced by Tom Hodgson Photography to share Tom’s love of the Peak District and the stunning vistas it produces. Each month has plenty of space for adding in events and even incorporates what3words to show the location each photo was taken so you can go and visit the scene too! For the first time in 9 years I will not be making one this year but hope to be back on your walls for a 2026 Peak District Calendar next year.
The Peak District Calendar features
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January
January’s photo in the 2024 calendar is a snowy evening sunset taken at the top of Ringing Roger looking over the Edale Valley.
February
February’s photo is some warm evening light cast along Carhead Rocks in the Peak District.
March
March’s photo in The Peak District Calendar is of some early Spring bluebells basking on the forest floor in some afternoon sunlight.
April
April’s photo is the view across Ladybower during a beautiful sunset. Shot on a slow shutter speed to create some movement and smooth the sky and water.
May
May’s is a sunset of purple heather amidst Win Hill looking back towards Lose Hill and the Edale Valley.
June
June’s photo in the 2024 calendar is taken from the top of Cavedale (famous for scenes in Games of Thrones) and looks to Peveril Castle and Mam Tor.
July
July’s photo in The Peak District Calendar is looking out from Millstone Edge over Hathersage.
August
August’s photo in the calendar is of a phenomenon known as Crepusucalr Rays shining down over The Hope Valley.
September
September’s photo is a dramatic sunset silhouetting a lone tree on Lawrencefield just on the edge of Fox House and Hathersage.
October
October’s photo in The Peaks Calendar is taken at Bamford Edge looking back towards the village of Bamford and Abney Moor.
November
November’s photo is on the edge of The Peak District and takes in the stunning water displays that can be seen at Wyming Brook Nature Reserve.
December
December’s photo in The Peak District Calendar 2024 is of 3 lone deer grazing in the snow covered grounds on the Chatsworth Estate.
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