Over 40 walks to explore from short family discovery walks to long distance footpaths and routes for cyclists.
Walk number 10, is a 3 mile hilltop walk between Matlock Bath and Cromford via Riber Castle, providing magnificent views. There is a steep climb and the walk goes through woodlands, fields and along an ancient trackway.
Walk number 11 is a 3 mile walk through woods and fields with fine views between Matlock Bath and Matlock.
Walk number 12, is a 2 mile walk between Matlock and Matlock Bath alongside the River Derwent and with a climb to High Tor with its spectacular views.
A 1¼ mile Accessible Sensory Trail has been created to bring the Matlock Bath experience to all.
Lovers' Walks in Matlock Bath, are a series of footpaths both along the riverside and up and over the precipitous and spectacular cliffs.
Cromford Canal between Ambergate, Whatstandwell and Cromford is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is a haven for water vole and other wildlife.
Cromford Canal between Ambergate, Whatstandwell and Cromford is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is a haven for water vole and other wildlife.
Cromford Canal between Cromford, Whatstandwell and Ambergate is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is a haven for water vole and other wildlife.
Betty Kenny Walk is a four mile circular walk from Ambergate Station.
This one will really test you with a climb of 750ft, but the elevation offers some great views. Add a further 63ft if you climb the Crich Memorial Tower.
This 4 mile walk starts from Whatstandwell station. Refreshment options at Family Tree, adjacent to river bridge in Whatstandwell, Cliff Inn at Crich and Memorial Tea Room at Crich Stand. Other refreshment options in Crich village, slightly off the route.
This short World Heritage Site walks looks at some of the most significant buildings near to the Strutt mills.
This short World Heritage Site walk looks back at Belper’s industrial past.
This traffic free walking and cycling route, offers an alternative route from Derby Station alongside the River Derwent, into the heart of the city.
Tufted Duck Trail is a short 1.9 mile walk around Attenborough Nature Reserve taking in some of the most interesting and species rich habitats on the reserve.
Skylark Trail is a 2.6 mile walk from Attenborough Nature Centre alongside the railway towards Long Eaton.
Kingfisher Trail is a 3.7 mile walk around the perimeter of Attenborough Nature Reserve.