• Shows part of the Peak National Park
• Also covering the Pennine Bridleway, High Peak Trail and Tissington
• 1:25 000 (4 cm to 1 km, 2½ inches to 1 mile) 
• 1000mm x 890mm (134mm x 227mm folded)

Ordnance Survey Explorer Maps are highly detailed, suitable for planning routes and finding your exact position in the outdoors. They show public rights of way (such as footpaths, bridleways and trails), boundaries, landscape features and places of interest.

The map scale is 1:25000 - every 1cm on the map is equal to 250m on the ground.

Highlights include: Castle rock, Middleton Dale, Derbyshire Dales, The Roaches, Buxton, Bakewell, Matlock, Dovedale, Chatsworth House, limestone caves, and the thermal springs at Middleton Stoney.

Adjacent maps:
OL1 The Peak District - Dark Peak Area
259 Derby
268 Wilmslow, Macclesfield & Congleton
269 Chesterfield & Alfreton
258 Stoke-on-Trent & Newcastle-under-Lyme

The  Ordnance Survey Explorer Active OL24 White Peak map will aid all your excursions in the White Peaks area, which takes its name from its limestone landscape.

Using the pretty town of Stoney Middleton as a base, serious climbers can take on ‘Our Father’, a challenging climb up Windy Buttress. Alternatively, head underground to explore over 3000 metres of caves at the limestone gorge of Middleton Dale. There are bustling towns in the white peak area of the Peak District including Buxton and Matlock, or you could treat yourself to one of Bakewell's legendary tarts.

Whether you’re passionate about cycling and sightseeing, or rambling and riding, you’ll get the most out of your days out in the White Peaks with the OS Explorer OL24 map to guide you.