6 walks near Bakewell and Chatsworth House
PUBLISHED: 00:00 03 May 2017 | UPDATED: 16:26 20 August 2020
Fishing at Chatsworth by Mavis Tilbury
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Bakewell and Chatsworth House attract thousands of visitors to the Peak District every year. You can enhance your trip by taking a walk in the beautiful countryside that surrounds these two iconic locations.
Across the Bridge from Chatsworth House by Simon BullChatsworth estate
A moderately strenuous walk with four stiles, four field gates and a kissing gate; enjoy woodland paths and walk by grazing deer. Although this trek is perfect for winter, Chatsworth is worth a visit all year round.
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A view of Lathkill Dale from aboveBakewell and the River Wye
Bakewell straddles the River Wye and sits snugly between the rolling limestone hills of the White Peak and the dramatic escarpments and moors of Dark Peak gritstone. This lovely walk takes us along beautiful Lathkill Dale and back to the town
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View from Curbar GapBaslow and Curbar Gap
This walk follows an old coach road from Baslow on a hike to the hills and moors to see clouds casting shadows over Chatsworth. Pass by Curbar Gap and then end the walk on a riverside path through wild flower meadows and the tucked away hamlet of Bubnell.
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Holme Bridge in Bakewell by Ian MoorcroftBakewell and Great Longstone
A varied and easy walk starting in the market town of Bakewell. After following the River Wye to the pretty village of Ashford-in-the-Water you will climb gently via village roads and field paths to Little and Great Longstone
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The Swiss Cottage within the grounds of the Chatsworth EstateCalton Lees and Beeley
This scenic walk around Chatsworth Park and the estate village of Beeley follows quiet riverside paths and woodland tracks with a dash of hilltop hike and the chance to call in at the House along the way.
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Russian CottageBakewell and the Russian Cottage
Bakewell? Chatsworth? Edensor? Monsal Trail? This walk has it all. Head out from Bakewell and follow a section of the Monsal Trail. Pass by the Russian Cottage, a gift to the 6th Duke of Devonshire in 1855 by Tzar Nicholas of Russia.
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All the routes were correct at the time of publication, over time access to certain parts of the walk may be subject to change.
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