What is the best way to enjoy the beautiful county of Derbyshire?
Embark on walks and make the most of the summer sunshine.
The Peak District and Derbyshire are perfect places for hiking this summer.
Gather your friends and family, put on your hiking boots and make a day of it by exploring our beautiful region with loved ones.
Or, why not plan a staycation with a twist and stay near one of these walking trails, to incorporate bracing walks across Derbyshire?
Walking trips are a great way to boost mental health and wellbeing, and also to introduce little ones to the benefits of walking in the great outdoors.
Here are 18 of the best walks across the area that make for great daytrips – including Peak District favourites such as the dramatic Curbar Edge and world-famous Chatsworth House.
1. Nature fans can explore Derbyshire on foot or by jumping on a bike
Enjoy scenic Derbyshire at its very best with our round-up of top places to go for a walk (or bike ride) in the region. | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire
2. Curbar Edge
One of the most popular Derbyshire walking routes is this one at Curbar Edge. Start your Peak District adventure at Curbar Gap car park, walk along gritstone slopes at Curbar Edge, and be rewarded with incredible views across the Derwent Valley. | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire
3. Linacre Reservoirs
Take a walk around Linacre and enjoy the beauty of three reservoirs built between 1855 and 1904. They are tucked away on the Chesterfield border. An 8km walk will take you around all three reservoirs and past the ancient village of Old Brampton. | RKH
4. Robin Hood’s Stride
Bakewell may be famous for its pudding, however did you know the nearby circular route around Robin Hood’s Stride is also a great space? This route is around 4.5km long and will take you around gorgeous Derbyshire. | Brian Frost