However, you don’t have to travel too far to find great places to explore on a stroll through north Derbyshire, so here are a few ideas..
But if you want to go a bit further afield, here are 10 of the best walking trails around the beautiful Peak District to try this bank holiday weekend...
5. Kenning Park, Clay Cross
There's easy walking along gravel paths in this 15-acre park, which has an abundance of wildlife. Volunteers have restored the park to its former glory over the past five years, honouring the legacy of motor entrepreneur George Kenning who gave it to the community. Photo: jason chadwick
6. Five Pits Trail
Leaving Grassmoor Country Park this five-mile route extends to Tibshelf Ponds and passes through woodlands, making the trail perfect for those who enjoy off-road walking. Photo: JPIMedia
7. Carr Vale Nature Reserve
You can walk through a reedbed in this haven for wildlife which attracts wigeon, teal, yellowhammer and moorhen. There is full disabled access around all the paths and to three viewing screens. Photo: Submitted
8. Hardwick park
Wander in the wonderful parkland surrounding stunning Hardwick Hall.. There are walks to suit all abilities, including a gentle stroll along Lady Diana's Walk and routes suitable for wheelchairs. Download a map from www.nationaltrust.org.uk Photo: jason chadwick