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Welcome to Amber Valley
Just a stone's throw from the Peak District, the Amber Valley offers a huge choice of accommodation and things to do as well as mouth-watering restaurants, cafes and pubs.
Discover historic villages nestled alongside market towns such as Belper - known for its award-winning High Street - and discover stunning Derbyshire countryside and landscapes at every turn.
Whether you're looking to meet up with friends and family, or enjoy a relaxing weekend away, find out more and plan your stay with the official Amber Valley Visitor Guide.
Featured Businesses
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White Peak Distillery
Established in 2016, White Peak Distillery is the first full-scale, craft distillery in the Peak District region.
Open today: 10:00am - 5:00pm
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Amber Valley Wines
A small family run vineyard close to the edge of the Peak District in the lovely village of Wessington in the beautiful Amber Valley.
Open today: 10:00am - 5:00pm
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White Peak Distillery
Established in 2016, White Peak Distillery is the first full-scale, craft distillery in the Peak District region.
Featured
Business
Amber Valley Wines
A small family run vineyard close to the edge of the Peak District in the lovely village of Wessington in the beautiful Amber Valley.
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PeakePedals eBike Tours
Countryside eBike Tours are a new way to see the Peak District suitable for all levels of fitness & cycling experience
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Alfreton Leisure Centre
A state of the art leisure facility, offering a gym, swimming pool and more.
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Midland Railway Butterley
A great day out for all of the family with lots to see and do. Heritage train rides transport you to a bygone era.
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Shipley Visitor Centre
Shipley Country Park Visitor Centre and Gift Shop. Themed static displays and exhibitions.
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The Kedleston Country House Restaurant
The Kedleston Country House offers a refined dining experience, serving champagne breakfast, afternoon tea, lunch and dinner.
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Morley Hayes Hotel
Situated between the M1 Morley Hayes is one of the most popular 4 star hotels in Derbyshire offering luxury accommodation, conference facilities,…
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The Kedleston Country House
The Kedleston Country House is an award-winning Georgian property on the Kedleston estate, with 5 boutique bedrooms, and a car park which welcomes…
Our Great Itineraries
Car-free guide: 48 hours in the Derwent Valley
Connecting charming towns and villages with an amazing industrial past, the Derwent Valley Line runs from Derby to Matlock.
Events in Amber Valley
Events
Great British Car Journey - Longships and…
Rub shoulders with fellow Rover and MG car fanatics
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Great British Car Journey - Fabulous 50s and…
Come and celebrate the fabulous 50s and swinging 60s
Events
New Years Eve Glitter Ball at The Kedleston…
Wave goodbye to 2024 in style at The Kedleston Country House Glitter Ball. Enjoy festive drink of fizz on arrival, live music and a DJ to keep you on…
Trails nearby
Belper Heritage Walk
Learn more about this industrial community and how it has changed in the past 200 years.
Offers
Special Offer
Great January offers at Shining Cliff
An independent hostel accommodating up to 20 people Shining Cliff woods, near Ambergate - a stunning, peaceful woodland setting
Special Offer
Stay & Dine in January at The Kedleston Country…
Book an overnight stay for January and receive a glass of fizz, restaurant voucher, and breakfast the following day - all for a reduced price.
Villages near by
Alfreton
Visit the town of Alfreton for a range of national high street shops, small local businesses plus a traditional Indoor Market Hall
Heanor
Visit the town of Heanor for a stroll around the established high street. From family butches to local florists, independent bakers and ale houses, and a range of places to shop!
Ripley
This market town offers a small traditional outdoor market. Established by Henry III by royal decree in 1250, the Charter Market is one of the oldest in Derbyshire.
Milford
Once a quiet hamlet situated in the large deer forest, from Duffield to Wirksworth, until Jedediah Strutt set up a water powered cotton mill here and built housing for his workforce. Some of the housing still remains in Hopping Hill.
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