Walking In Derbyshire Av Elaine Burkinshaw

Derbyshire offers some of the most varied walking landscapes in England, from the dramatic gritstone edges and open moorlands of the Peak District National Park to the limestone dales, river valleys and historic estates of the Derbyshire Dales. This comprehensive Cicerone guide to walking in Derbyshire brings together 60 circular walks across the county, exploring landscapes ranging from the rugged uplands of the Peak District to the gentler countryside of the south of the county. Routes range from 4 to 16km (3 to 10 miles) and are easy-to-moderate half-day or full-day walks, ideal for both casual walkers and more experienced hikers looking to discover new areas. 60 circular walks across Derbyshire and the Peak District, ranging from 4–16km (3–10 miles), with detailed route descriptions and Ordnance Survey mapping for confident navigationWalk through a wide variety of landscapes, including limestone dales, river valleys, gritstone edges, rolling farmland and open moorland across the county, accessible from popular accommodation bases like Glossop, Buxton, Bakewell and MatlockDiscover historic landmarks and cultural highlights along the routes, including Chatsworth House, Hardwick Hall, and the historic plague village of EyamEach walk includes useful practical information such as terrain notes, refreshment stops, toilets and local facilities in Derbyshire's towns and villages to help you plan enjoyable day walksSmall enough to slip into a pocket or backpack, it provides all the information you need without adding extra weight From sweeping hilltop views and rugged moorland edges to peaceful riverside paths and picturesque villages, Derbyshire offers walkers a remarkable variety of landscapes to explore. With this Cicerone guidebook in hand, you can discover the county’s rich heritage and natural beauty one rewarding circular walk at a time.