The Hope Valley Line is a railway route in England that connects the cities of Manchester and Sheffield. It runs through the scenic Peak District National Park, offering picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. The line is an important transport link for both passengers and freight, facilitating travel and commerce in the region. Opened in the mid-19th century, the Hope Valley Line has several key stations, including Hope, Hathersage, and Grindleford. It is primarily used by local commuters and tourists visiting the Peak District, making it a vital part of the area's transport infrastructure.