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Derbyshire Life Boats for hire on the Derwent by Sally Moseley - Credit: Archant Spanning 66 miles, the River Derwent is Derbyshire’s longest and deepest river and the life force of the county, such is its importance to the human history of the region, a 15-mile stretch has been deemed by UNESCO to be a World Heritage Site. We pick a selection of walks fromour archive that take in a section of the Derwent. Footbridge at Bamford Mill by Sally Moseley - Credit: Archant Bamford Bamford may be famous for its prximity to the nearby Ladybower, Derwent and Howden Reservoirs, but this walk takes in...

Ladybower, and the start of the journey - image Derek Latham - Credit: Archant From Ladybower to Derby - Derek Latham, Chair of the Derwent Valley Trust, explores the beautiful Derwent Valley on foot The beautiful views of the Derwent Valley - image Derek Latham - Credit: Archant The Derwent Valley Trust, instrumental in establishing the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, formed the Derwent Valley Heritage Way in 2003. As current Chair of the Trust, I wanted to experience it, as a tourist would, by walking the full length and staying at local establishments. Here’s our experience of ...

Published: 7:00 AM October 20, 2020    Updated: 5:12 PM December 17, 2020 Views of the High Peak by Sally Mosley - Credit: Archant A selection of walks close to woodlands in and around Derbyshire. NOTE: Safeguarding against the coronavirus is likley to be a part of everyday life for the forseeable future. We advise that two metres social distancing and checking the latest guidelines are the best course of action. Shillito Woods by Sally Mosley - Credit: Archant Eastern Moors and Shillito Wood Head to the eastern edge of the Peak District on this glorious moorland ramble.