If you find yourself in Derbyshire over the next few weeks, these are just some of the places you should visit. TR: cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Mike Lyne - geograph.org.uk/p/6444024, Brian Eyre, RKH, Tom HardwickIf you find yourself in Derbyshire over the next few weeks, these are just some of the places you should visit. TR: cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Mike Lyne - geograph.org.uk/p/6444024, Brian Eyre, RKH, Tom Hardwick
If you find yourself in Derbyshire over the next few weeks, these are just some of the places you should visit. TR: cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Mike Lyne - geograph.org.uk/p/6444024, Brian Eyre, RKH, Tom Hardwick

26 of Derbyshire and the Peak District’s most breathtaking places – including stunning waterfalls, scenic walks and remarkable attractions

By Tom Hardwick
Published 19th Jul 2023, 11:07 BST
These breathtaking attractions and beautiful walks are among the places you need to visit on your next trip into Derbyshire and the Peak District.

Derbyshire and the Peak District offer something for everyone – from impressive viewpoints and historic attractions to unique hidden gems dotted across the area.

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Whether you’re a tourist venturing into the Peak District for the very first time, or a Derbyshire resident looking to explore the county, these are 23 places that should feature on your bucket list.

Whether you’re a tourist venturing into the Peak District for the very first time, or a Derbyshire resident looking to explore the county, these are 23 places that should feature on your bucket list.

Located on the edge of Chesterfield, there are three reservoirs to walk round at Linacre. There is a gentle five mile route that takes you around all three, and through the village of Old Brampton, before arriving back at the car park.

13. Linacre Reservoirs

Located on the edge of Chesterfield, there are three reservoirs to walk round at Linacre. There is a gentle five mile route that takes you around all three, and through the village of Old Brampton, before arriving back at the car park. Photo: RKH

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The circular route around Robin Hood’s Stride - at around 2.7 miles - is a lovely walk near the Peak District town of Bakewell.

14. Robin Hood’s Stride

The circular route around Robin Hood’s Stride - at around 2.7 miles - is a lovely walk near the Peak District town of Bakewell. Photo: Photo © Brian Frost (cc-by-sa/2.0)

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Calke Abbey may look somewhat neglected compared to the likes of Chatsworth, but the grand country house near Ticknall provides a fascinating insight into the lives of some of Derbyshire’s wealthiest figures. There is also an outdoor recreation area - Calke Explore - situated in the grounds.

15. Calke Abbey

Calke Abbey may look somewhat neglected compared to the likes of Chatsworth, but the grand country house near Ticknall provides a fascinating insight into the lives of some of Derbyshire’s wealthiest figures. There is also an outdoor recreation area - Calke Explore - situated in the grounds. Photo: cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Alan Murray-Rust - geograph.org.uk/p/5860693

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Ladybower is another Derbyshire reservoir that is perfect for a steady stroll. The 5.5 mile route offers beautiful views across the water, and passes the awe-inspiring Derwent Dam along the way.

16. Ladybower Reservoir

Ladybower is another Derbyshire reservoir that is perfect for a steady stroll. The 5.5 mile route offers beautiful views across the water, and passes the awe-inspiring Derwent Dam along the way. Photo: Photo © Ken Bagnall (cc-by-sa/2.0)

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