Rewlach Chapel, Fawfieldhead, Longnor, Staffordhire

You'll need to be genuinely keen on rural ecclesiastical architecture to make the trek out to Rewlach Chapel near Longnor. It's a proper little stone box of a building, the kind of place that makes you wonder how it's survived this long in the middle of nowhere. The chapel sits at Fawfieldhead, a hamlet that's barely on the map - closest town is Hulme End, which itself is small enough that you won't struggle to find it again.

What you get is a straightforward country chapel with the sort of no-nonsense appeal that appeals to church historians and architecture enthusiasts far more than casual visitors. There's something oddly moving about these isolated chapels - less about grand statements and more about genuine community need. The setting alone is worth the drive if you're already exploring the High Peak area.

It's free to visit, though access can be a bit uncertain so it's worth checking locally before setting out. Allow twenty minutes unless you're really into taking rubbings or photographing stonework. The surrounding landscape is cracking - proper upland Staffordshire with decent walking potential.

If you're camping nearby - Boutique Glamping at Scaldersitch Farm and Bank House Farm Campsite are within a couple of miles - this works as a worthwhile morning stop before heading to bigger attractions. Hartington Hills is also close by. Don't come expecting facilities or interpretation boards. Come for the quiet and the sense of place.