Derbyshire and the Peak District are full of beautiful walking routes, along with welcoming pubs to put your feet up afterwards – perfect if you’re looking to venture into the outdoors over the coming weeks.
Whether you want a challenging hike or a relaxed stroll, these are some of the best walks that finish at a pub across the county.
1. Combs Reservoir
A four-mile route will take you around the Combs Reservoir, close to Chapel-en-le-Frith - and the Beehive Inn is the perfect place to stop afterwards. Photo: jason chadwick
2. Longshaw Estate
The Longshaw Estate is a perfect place for a relaxed stroll amid scenic surroundings - and the Fox House pub is an ideal place to stop afterwards. Photo: Brian Eyre
3. Chatsworth Estate
The grounds of the magnificent Chatsworth House, just outside Chesterfield, are an ideal place for a scenic walk. There's two different routes you can take - one spans six miles, while the other is eight miles long. If you get the bus into Baslow and start there, you can loop back round and pop into one of the village pubs - the Prince of Wales, the Wheatsheaf Hotel or the Devonshire Arms. Photo: Brian Eyre
4. Edale to Kinder Scout
Kinder Scout is the highest point in the Peak District, and the route to the top is certainly a strenuous one - but the Rambler Inn at Edale is the perfect place for a well-earned pint when you’re done. Photo: jason chadwick