Upper Hulme

England

Upper Hulme occupies elevated moorland between Leek and the Peak District, reached primarily via the A53 which connects to the M6 through Stoke-on-Trent. The village sits at 300 metres elevation where Staffordshire's rolling hills meet Derbyshire's dramatic terrain, bringing cooler temperatures and frequent rainfall. With approximately 50 public EV chargers nearby, it serves as a stopping point for Peak District visitors. The village's Methodist chapel, built from local gritstone, has weathered to a distinctive dark grey that mirrors the surrounding moorland.