Discover the beautiful landscapes and history of Derbyshire and the surrounding Peak District with inspiring walking routes from Walk in Derbyshire.
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Walk 42: Lower Hartshay Circular
A beautiful 7-mile walk from Lower Hartshay via Pentrich, taking in the historic Cromford canal, rolling open fields and the Buckland Hollow Branch railway line.
Walk 41: Black Rocks to High Peak Junction
A circular hike in and around Cromford Moor - explore the remains of an old lead mine, rocky outcrops, an abandoned quarry, open moorland, dense forest, finishing with an ascent up the incline from High Peak Junction.
Walk 40: Calver to High Rake
A scenic circular walk from Calver to High Rake on Longstone Edge, with sweeping Peak District views and fascinating traces of old lead mines, quarries and more.
Walk 39: Peak Pilgrimage
This enriching long-distance walk blends sacred heritage with the serene landscapes of the Peak District, making it ideal for those seeking reflection alongside natural beauty.
Walk 38: Alstonefield to Milldale
This scenic circular hike offers an immersive experience of White Peak village charm and the natural beauty of Dovedale, making it perfect for those who want to explore both the rural heritage and scenic splendor of the Peak District.
Walk 37: Upper Wye Valley, from Tideswell
A beautiful hike around the Wye Valley.
Walk 36: Derwent Valley Heritage Way
Experience Derbyshire's long-distance River Derwent route, tracing its natural beauty and heritage from Shardlow to Heatherdene. Discover Chatsworth, Derwent Valley Mills, and historic towns en route.
Walk 35: Wirksworth Quarry Hop
Discover the stunning beauty of Wirksworth with Walk in Derbyshire. Our walk takes you on a memorable journey through the historic quarries, offering breath-taking views and fascinating insights into the area's geology and industrial heritage.
Walk 34: Tansley Circular
A beautiful circular hike on the edge of the Peak District that is steeped in history. The walk includes a visit to the 13th century St John's Church in Dethick, stunning views across the Derwent Valley, a stop-off at Matlock for refreshments, and exploration of the impressive ruins of Lumsdale Mills - one of Richard Arkwright's legacies.
Walk 33: Minninglow to Youlgreave
Explore the picturesque Minninglow to Youlgreave trail in Derbyshire's Peak District. Perfect for nature lovers and hikers of all skill levels. Plan your adventure today!
Walk 32: Monsal Trail and Deep Dale, from Bakewell
Discover the stunning beauty of the Wye Valley with this long scenic walk from Bakewell.
Walk 31: Lathkill Dale via Magpie Mine
A mesmerising circular hike down into Lathkill Dale, with a visit to the atmospheric remains of Magpie Mine - a fine example of lead mine industrial heritage in Derbyshire.
Walk 30: Calver to Eyam
A varied circular hike from the village of Calver to Eyam - famous for its self-imposed isolation after the bubonic plague was discovered in 1665.
Walk 29: Rowsley to Chatsworth
A stunning circular hike from Rowsley to Chatsworth. The route heads through the village of Edensor and also frequents a visit to the Hunting Tower that is perched high on the hill overlooking the Derwent valley.
Walk 28: Carsington to Brassington
A beautiful circular walk from Carsington Water. Highlights include the High Peak Trail, Harboro Rocks, and the quaint villages of Brassington and Carsington.
Walk 27: Hopwell Hall Circular
A lesser known hike around southeast Derbyshire that rewards you with rolling hills, great scenic views, and an intimate stroll past the impressive Hopwell Hall.
Walk 26: Cromford to Matlock Bath via Bonsall
A varied hike with woods, quarries, mines, with nods to the industrial past of Richard Arkwright's legacy.
Walk 25: Winster Wander
A historic walk from the village of Winster that follows paths once trodden by miners who frequented the local underground.
Walk 24: Manifold Valley, via Thor’s Cave
An interesting journey which tells a story of dramatic caves - both man-made and natural, to the backdrop of the beautiful Manifold valley.
Walk 23: Robin Hood’s Stride
Littered with history and mythology, this hike's highlights include Bradford Dale, Robin Hood’s Stride, Cratcliffe Tor, and the Grey Ladies.
Walk 22: High Peak Trail and Long Dale
A gentle hike that rewards with great views of Minninglow Hill; the place of an old Neolithic chambered tomb and Minninglow Embankment; a grade-II-listed structure, constructed in the 1820s.
Walk 21: Magical Chee Dale
A truly stunning hike through Chee Dale along the River Wye and beyond. Full of history and heritage, this is one of our favourite hikes in the Peak District.
Walk 20: Deep in Dovedale
A walk which immerses you in the beautiful sights and sounds of the river, woods and open hills of Dovedale and the surrounding areas.
Walk 19: Limestone Way
The Limestone Way is a long-distance hiking trail that starts in Castleton, Derbyshire and runs south through the heart of the White Peak area of the Peak District, to the final destination of Rocester, Staffordshire.
Walk 18: Scaling Derwent Edge
A long hike that rewards you with stunning views from the majestic Derwent Edge, which lies above the Upper Derwent Valley in the Peak District National Park.
Walk 17: Lovely Lathkill Dale
A beautiful walk in one of the finest limestone dales in the Peak District; Lathkill Dale.
Walk 16: Kinder Downfall Yomp
A challenging hike with breathtaking views and unusual rock formations along the way. If you are looking for a sense of awe and solitude, this walk is the one for you.
Walk 15: Eyam Moor and More
A long but relatively easy walk in the heart of the Peak District that offers 360-degree views of beautiful landmarks, including Stanage Edge, Froggatt Edge, Millstone Edge and Mam Tor.
Walk 14: The Four Edges
A refreshing hike that takes in stunning views of Derbyshire, across and beneath four of its famous edges. There are excellent opportunities to spot wildlife such as Highland Cattle, Wild Deer and Curlews.
Walk 13: Wolfscote Dale Wander
A picturesque hike that takes you through two of the Peak District’s finest villages and finishes with a tranquil stroll through the stunning Wolfcote Dale, alongside the River Dove.
Walk 12: Rock Burbage Rocks
A relatively short but rewarding walk that delivers impressive rocky terrain and stunning 360 views of the Peak District.
Walk 11: Up Grinsbrook, down Jacobs Ladder
Deep in serious hiker territory, Grinsbrook, Kinder Scout and Jacobs Ladder are musts for anyone who wants to experience the rugged, wilder side of the Peak District.
Walk 10: Hike Higger Tor, inc Stanage Edge
This epic hike rewards you with a taste of everything we love about the Peak District - rugged edges, inspiring views, ancient woodlands, the sights and sounds of river wildlife and cosy village cafes.
Walk 9: Tour Beeston Tor
Walk on an elevated tour of the glorious views and landmarks of the Manifold Valley. Admire the 18th Century Casterne Hall (a filming location for Peaky Blinders), ponder the ruins of Throwly Old Hall, and soak in the sight of the dominating Beeston Tor.
Walk 8: Grindsbrook Scramble
A short but challenging hike with a strenuous climb which rewards you with awesome views over the Vale of Edale, one of the most beautiful parts of the Peak District.
Walk 7: Mighty Mam Tor
A great circular hike up one of the Peak Districts' most renowned, distinct landmarks, the mother of all hills; Mam Tor. The route includes a visit to the tranquil village of Castleton and the scaling of the mighty Great Ridge.
Walk 6: Hartington to Longnor
A nice long walk which takes you on a journey through old, quaint English villages and across ancient lands, including the site where Pilsbury Castle once stood.
Walk 5: The Three Edges
One for peak-baggers, this exhilarating hike takes you across three of the Peak District's most famous edges. There are spectacular views over the hills and valleys, as well as a good chance to spot wild deer and cattle on the rugged moorland. Also look out for the enigmatic and curious White Edge Lodge, which stands alone on the moorland
Walk 4: Striding Stanage Edge
The beautiful cafe-laden village, woods, open rolling hills and a big old edge - what’s not to love? One of our favourite places, the stunning Stanage Edge, must be experienced at least once. A classic circular ramble with enough variety and serenity to soothe the soul. Look out for Robin Hoods cave on route
Walk 3: Chatsworth Moors and Stately Doors
A walk that showcases the best of the beautiful, famous Chatsworth Estate and the surrounding area. You will hike through enchanting woods, open rugged moors, and through impressive stately grounds. Stop for a wander around the Chatsworth House courtyards, where you can also grab a cup of tea or lunch.
Walk 2: Dales and Trails
Soak up the beauty and tranquillity of the River Dove with this healing hike that treats you to three gorgeous dales, two lovely villages as well as possibly the best river route we know. Bring your binos and look out for Kingfishers and resident Peregrine Falcons.
Walk 1: Gorgeous Padley Gorge
A truly stunning hike that showcases the magical, ancient woodland of Padley Gorge as well as a stroll alongside the River Derwent, a climb up Millstone Edge, and exploration of the beautiful Longshaw Estate.