Walking in the Peak District and Derbyshire
Here’s a handy list of some of the best walks in the Peak District and Derbyshire, ranging from challenging hikes to relaxing riverside strolls.
From rugged limestone valleys to calm lakes and reservoirs, wherever you walk in Derbyshire or the Peak District National Park, you can always be guaranteed to get the time and space to take a deep breath of fresh air and feel closer to nature. Exploring new walks in the Peak District is always an adventure, so why not scroll down to discover some of our great downloadable routes below.
There are many walks in the Peak District and Derbyshire which follow traffic-free trails, so whether you’re looking for a gentle countryside stroll or a full-on hike, we have something to suit all tastes.
Walking Trails
Belper Heritage Walk
Learn more about this industrial community and how it has changed in the past 200 years.
Tissington Trail
A popular Peak District route running for 13 miles from Ashbourne to Parsley Hay where it is joined by High Peak Junction
Edale to Kinder Scout Walk
This circular walk takes you from the pretty village of Edale to the windswept moors of the Kinder plateau, the highest point in the Peak District.
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Beyond The Edge
One of the UK's most experienced providers of hill and mountain activities.
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Peak District National Park Ranger Guided Walks
Join one of our series of guided walks with official National Park Rangers exploring wildlife, heritage and much more.
Curbar Edge
A popular place for walkers and climbers with stunning views across Chatsworth and beyond.
Beresford Dale
A narrow tree lined dale, hemmed in by limestone cliffs, a charming miniture of the Derbyshire 'gem' Dovedale perfect for walking and exploring.
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Ranger Expeditions
Guided walks, special hilltop experiences and challenge days in the Peak District for individuals, groups and charities. Guided by your professional…
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