Discover more in the Peak District and Derbyshire
Historic houses, arts and crafts cottages and the spectacular Peak District make up this varied part of the Midlands.
From peaks and lakeside paths to expanses of moorland, the Peak District and Derbyshire are perfect for walkers of all abilities. Plan your hike amid the scenery of Britain's first national park and beyond.
This picturesque walk offers impressive views of the gardens and the back of the Hall, as well as a good perspective of the size of Kedleston Park.
This circular walk from Mam Tor in the Peak District takes in some of the most dramatic scenery in the Edale Valley.
A circular walk with views across the expanse of Derbyshire's Big Moor, a chance to spot red deer and the option to take a break for a pint and some pub grub halfway round.
The Tramway Trail at Calke Abbey is an accessible, multi-use trail with a figure-of-eight route, so you can explore the wider estate at your own pace.
Enjoy a leisurely walk from Calke Abbey to nearby Staunton Harold, with views over the reservoir, arable fields and woodland.
Follow in the footsteps of the 500+ mass trespassers who, in 1932, walked from Hayfield to Kinder Scout in the Derbyshire Peak District to secure access rights to the countryside for all.
This 5.2-mile circular walk takes in the tree-lined avenues around Hayfield as well as the heather-covered moors of Kinder Scout and the reservoir.
This low level walk through the Vale of Edale leads you through vast, open fields as well as parts of the Pennine Way, following streams and stone-flagged paths.
Explore the White Peak with a walk from Ilam Park to the stepping stones at Dovedale.
A scenic walk from Ilam Hall and Park that goes via the River Manifold and River Hamps, taking in stunning views of limestone rock formations on the way.
A 10-mile walk around the River Manifold valley that takes in Thor's Cave, and other distinct landscape features in Dovedale and Ilam Park.
Discover parts of the Hardwick Hall estate often missed, on this wider estate walk through beautiful Derbyshire countryside.
A short walk around Hardwick in Derbyshire taking in the surrounding woodlands and ancient park.
Run through ancient woods, open moors, and farmland on this 6km (3.8 miles) trail around the Longshaw estate in the Peak District, looking out for wildlife and Bronze Age history.
This walk takes you through key Peak District habitats including farmland, alongside the Ladybower Reservoir and up to the moors for panoramic views of the High Peak.
Leave the car behind on this exhilarating walk that starts from Edale train station and takes you high up on the windswept Kinder Plateau. Plan your walk before you leave home, so that your visit is one that is enjoyable and kind to the landscape at the same time.
Plan your walk before you leave home, so that your visit is one that is enjoyable and kind to the landscape at the same time.
An easy 2.3-mile circular walk around Longshaw meadow that goes along Burbage Brook and near Longshaw pond, as well as through the ancient woodland at Padley Gorge.
Take a peaceful stroll through the historic parkland of Calke Abbey into Casey's Plantation, a new area of woodland where over 10,000 young trees are now growing.
Historic houses, arts and crafts cottages and the spectacular Peak District make up this varied part of the Midlands.