Dog Walks in: Derbyshire

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Derbyshire Delights: Peak District Peaks, Dales Trails, and Waterside Walks for Your Dog!

Uncover the diverse landscapes of Derbyshire with your adventurous canine, a county famed for the dramatic beauty of the Peak District National Park and the rolling charm of the Derbyshire Dales. From challenging gritstone edges and iconic limestone valleys to peaceful reservoir paths and historic trails, Derbyshire offers an exhilarating array of walking experiences for every dog and owner.

Explore the breathtaking scenery of the Peak District, whether tackling the rewarding ascent of Mam Tor for panoramic views along the Great Ridge, navigating the stepping stones in picturesque Dovedale under the watch of Thorpe Cloud, or enjoying the wooded magic of Padley Gorge. Discover miles of accessible, traffic-free routes perfect for dogs on trails like the Monsal Trail, High Peak Trail, and Tissington Trail, often following former railway lines through stunning countryside. The shores of reservoirs such as Ladybower Reservoir and Carsington Water provide fantastic opportunities for waterside walks with your furry friend.

Beyond the National Park, Derbyshire offers beautiful country parks like Elvaston Castle Country Park and Shipley Country Park, with extensive grounds and varied paths. Wander through historic estates like Chatsworth (parkland walks) or explore the woodlands and riverbanks found throughout the county. Remember to always keep your dog under close control, especially around livestock and during bird nesting season on the moors, to help protect Derbyshire's precious wildlife.

Ready to find your next favourite rugged peak adventure, scenic dale exploration, or tranquil waterside amble? Browse our curated selection of dog walks in Derbyshire on dogwalksnearme.co.uk and start your exploration of this captivating county today!

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Hathersage

Village Charm and Countryside Trails: Hathersage Circular, Peak DistrictLocation: Hathersage, Derbyshire, Peak District, S32 1BB (This postcode is ...

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Eccles Pike

Hilltop Rewards and Panoramic Vistas: Eccles Pike, Peak DistrictLocation: Eccles Pike, Whaley Bridge, High Peak, Derbyshire, SK23 7AF (This postcod...

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Longdendale Trail

Explore the Longdendale Trail in Derbyshire (Peak District National Park), a popular and accessible traffic-free route for walkers, cyclists, and h...

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Mam Tor

Ascend the iconic Mam Tor, the "Shivering Mountain," in Derbyshire, one of the most famous and popular hills in the Peak District National Park, of...

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The Monsal Trail

Explore the Monsal Trail in Derbyshire, a hugely popular and accessible traffic-free route for walkers, cyclists, horse riders, and wheelchair user...

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Goyt Valley

A circular route following the River Goyt as it meanders through the valley to Fernilee Reservoir.How to get thereThe lay-by is located about 6.5 m...

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Fernilee Reservoir

Fernilee Reservoir supplies drinking water to Stockport and the surrounding areas. It was the first of two reservoirs to be built in the Goyt Valle...

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Froggatt

This is a fantastic albeit challenging walk through woodland and narrow English lanes, the steep ascent to Froggatt Edge is rewarded by breath-taki...

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Milldale

This is an excellent linear walk following the River Dove. Starting in Milldale, you cross the river tracing its path to Dovedale. You will encount...

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Wildmoorstone Valley

This walk, through the Wildmoorstone Valley, includes part of the old Cromford & High Peak Railway Line. The walk follows the old track bed to the ...

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