With rolling hills and windswept moors, the views on this Cheshire road have long been known for their breathtaking natural beauty. The Cat and Fiddle route through Cheshire and the Peak District is also said to be one of the "most romantic" drives.
It's not the easiest of drives though, known for its sharp bends and turns along the route. But it does have the rewards of some of the best views of Cheshire, Derbyshire and Greater Manchester along the way.
The stretch is known as the Cat and Fiddle thanks to the pub of the same name at its summit. It runs from Buxton to Macclesfield along the A537, and partly the A53 and A54.
