Dolomite Training - Peak District Outdoor Activity Provider

The Peak District is looking very different right now.

The wildfire on Tintwistle Moor is so significant that smoke has spread as far as Manchester, leaving parts of the city covered in a thick haze.

These fires don’t just destroy the landscape - they devastate wildlife, damage rare peat moorland that stores huge amounts of carbon, and put firefighters and mountain rescue teams at risk.

Many wildfires are preventable.

Please help protect these incredible places:
🔥 Never use disposable or portable BBQs.
🔥 Don’t light campfires.
🔥 Never set off fireworks or flares.
🚭 Make sure ci******es are completely extinguished and taken home.
🗑️ Take all litter home with you – even glass bottles can contribute to the risk of fire in the right conditions by focusing sunlight.
🚗 Park responsibly and avoid blocking access routes that emergency vehicles may need.

If you see a fire, move to a place of safety and call 999 immediately, asking for the Fire & Rescue Service. If you can, give them an accurate location using What3Words or a grid reference.

The Peak District is somewhere we all love to explore. Let’s all do our bit to protect it, so future generations can enjoy it too.

One of the best things to do in the Peak District!
Abseiling from Millers Dale Viaduct is one of the most unique adventure experiences in the Peak District. Whether you're visiting Derbyshire for the weekend or you're a local looking for something different, it's an unforgettable way to challenge yourself and enjoy incredible scenery.
Our open sessions are perfect for families, friends and couples, with experienced instructors guiding you every step of the way. No previous experience is needed, and all specialist equipment is provided, just bring a sense of adventure.
If you're searching for things to do in the Peak District, outdoor activities in Derbyshire or an adventure experience you'll be talking about long after it's over, this is one to add to your list.
📍 Millers Dale Viaduct, Peak District
🎟️ Open sessions from £39 per person
Who would you bring along for this adventure? Tag them below, and save this reel for your next Peak District trip.

Ever wondered how the ropes get there before the climbing even starts?
A lot of what makes top rope climbing feel so smooth and safe happens before anyone leaves the ground. From choosing solid anchor points to setting up a safe system, rigging is where the real groundwork happens.
If you’re a regular top rope climber and want to understand what’s going on behind the scenes (and be able to set it up yourself), our Top Rope Rigging course is a great next step.

Drop us a message if you’d like more info or want to join a future course.

Think caving is dark, tight and not for families? Think again…
This was a family exploring one of our half-day vertical cave experiences. Ropes, ladders, underground chambers, and plenty of smiles along the way. It’s hands-on, adventurous, and a brilliant way to experience the underground world safely with expert instruction.
We’ve got a number of spaces coming up for our caving experiences in the Peak District, including beginner-friendly half-day vertical cave sessions. Perfect for families, groups, or anyone wanting to try something properly different.
No experience needed - just a bit of curiosity and a sense of adventure.
Spaces are limited and tend to go quickly. If you’d like to get underground, head to the website to check upcoming dates and book your place.

🎉 Congratulations, Ben! 👏
Last week, Ben successfully passed his White Water SUP Leader assessment! 🏄‍♂️
It's always great to see hard work, commitment and time on the water rewarded, and we're delighted to see Ben achieve this well-deserved milestone.
A huge thank you as well to our fantastic guinea pigs who volunteered their time to come along and be led throughout the assessment. Your support played an important part in helping make the day a success.
Congratulations again Ben, we're looking forward to seeing where this qualification takes you next! 👏
Help us congratulate Ben in the comments! 🎉

Ever wondered what happens after a muddy caving trip?
A big part of our job happens after everyone has gone home.
Every caving suit is thoroughly cleaned, checked and dried before it's ready for the next adventure.
Not only does it keep the kit in good condition, but it means every participant arrives to clean, well-maintained equipment.
The glamorous side of outdoor instructing... 😅
Would you have guessed how much work goes into looking after the kit?

It never gets old watching people take that first step over the edge.
Last Friday and Saturday we were back at The White Collar Factory delivering another fantastic charity abseil for UCLH Charity .
Over the two days, 94 incredible participants stepped over the edge to raise money for an amazing cause. It was fantastic to see so many people challenge themselves, support one another and celebrate their achievement at the bottom.
A huge thank you to everyone who took part, to the volunteers who helped keep everything running smoothly, and to Derwent London for once again allowing us to use The White Collar Factory for this fantastic event.
Congratulations to every single person who took on the challenge, you should all be incredibly proud of yourselves.
If you were there over the weekend, tell us how you found it! We'd love to hear your favourite moment from the day.