These scenic National Trust sites are among the first places you need to visit this summer across Derbyshire and the Peak District – including Hardwick Hall, the Longshaw Estate and Kedleston Hall (aff)

These are some of the best National Trust sites to visit across Derbyshire and the Peak District this summer – including some of the county’s most remarkable country houses and picturesque nature reserves.

The National Trustoversees some of Derbyshire’s most significant historic sites – along with a number of scenic nature reserves.

We’ve compiled a list of the National Trust sites that you need to visit this summer – with amazing places to discover in each corner of the county.

The full list can be found below – will you be making plans to explore any of these spots over the coming weeks?

1. Longshaw Estate

The Longshaw Estate is a perfect place for a relaxed stroll amid scenic surroundings. Photo: Brian Eyre

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2. Hardwick Hall

Hardwick Hall is a remarkable country house that was built for Bess of Hardwick - perhaps better known as the driving force behind the construction of Chatsworth House. Whether you want to delve into the history of the stately home, or enjoy its scenic grounds, there is plenty to do and see at Hardwick Hall. Photo: Brian Eyre

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3. Kinder, Edale and Dark Peak

The National Trust's Kinder, Edale and Dark Peak Estate is a stunning area, which is open and free to visit - making it great for a scenic hike. Photo: jason chadwick

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4. Ilam Park, Dovedale and the White Peak

The stunning grounds of Ilam Park are perfect to explore if you find yourself in the Peak District. Photo: Photo © Paul Harrop (cc-by-sa/2.0)

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