With autumn well underway, there is no better time to explore some of the most charming places that are nestled across Derbyshire and the Peak District.
With that in mind, we’ve compiled a list of spots that are much-loved by both locals and visitors – will you be making plans to visit any of them over the coming weeks?
17. Castleton
Castleton is another scenic Peak District spot that you need to explore, with some of the area’s most popular attractions located in and around the village - including Mam Tor, Peveril Castle and Peak Cavern, Winnats Pass, Blue John Cavern and more. Photo: Brian Eyre
18. Edensor
Edensor is another of the charming villages dotted across the Chatsworth Estate. It has been named as Derbyshire’s poshest village and one of most desirable places to live in the UK. Photo: jason chadwick
19. Birchover
The Rowter Rocks at Birchover have caves, rooms, tunnels, steps and even an armchair carved into the stone. Victorian tourists were lead to believe these were the work of an ancient Druid community - but were carved by a local man some 300 years ago. When you’re finished exploring, why not stop for a pint at one of the two great pubs in the village - the Red Lion and the Druid Inn? Photo: Brian Eyre
20. Stoney Middleton
Stoney Middleton is renowned for its beautiful limestone cliffs, and if you’re hungry after exploring the area, why not visit The Cupola or the award-winning Toll Bar Fish and Chip Shop? Photo: Brian Eyre