There are plenty of beautiful places to explore across Derbyshire and the Peak District this autumn – but it can be hard to decide which you should visit first.
To ease that process, we asked Derbyshire Times readers to recommend their favourite spots across the region – and these are the spots that were chosen.
The full list can be found below – will you be visiting any of them over the coming weeks and months?
13. New Mills
Visitors to New Mills can stroll along the Millennium Walkway, which stretches over the River Goyt and takes you to the Torrs Riverside Park. After taking in the scenery, there are plenty of great places to eat and drink across the town - including A Tavola, Pride of the Peaks and Torr Vale Tap. Photo: Brian Eyre
14. Ripley
Iain Greenwood said: “Ripley for the Midland Railway Centre and reservoir.” Photo: Brian Eyre
15. Buxton
The Romans were the first to discover the springs around Buxton, and they called the town ‘Aquae Arnemetiae' - ‘The Spa-Town of the Sacred Groves’. Buxton has been famous for its healing waters for centuries, and it can be sampled straight from the spring at St Ann's Well in the town centre. Photo: jason chadwick
16. Baslow
Baslow is only a two mile walk from Chatsworth House, and this picturesque village is the perfect place to stop if you want a drink and a bite to eat after visiting the famous estate. Photo: Brian Eyre