A little further. A lot to discover.

Cross open limestone fields to one of the Peak District’s most atmospheric prehistoric monuments, with the great Gib Hill burial mound nearby.

Climb to an Ashover gritstone outcrop for Derwent Valley views, then explore waymarked woodland paths and the nearby High Peak Trail.

Step into a lavish 17th-century hilltop retreat, with richly decorated rooms, a grand Riding House and wide Derbyshire views.

Follow the River Wye through Buxton’s Victorian gardens, with colourful planting, family play areas and a welcoming pavilion.

Discover a country house preserved with its faded rooms and collected treasures, surrounded by walled gardens, ancient trees and parkland.

Enjoy wide reservoir views from Stones Island, with surfaced paths, wildlife watching and visitor facilities close by.

Slip out of Castleton into a dramatic limestone gorge, where a rocky path climbs beneath the walls of Peveril Castle.

Discover art-filled rooms, sweeping parkland and a richly varied garden at one of Derbyshire’s best-known country houses.

Look up at Chesterfield’s unmistakable crooked spire, then discover stained glass and medieval architecture inside its parish church.

Walk beside a lake between limestone cliffs, then explore the story of Ice Age people and cave art on a guided cave tour.

Ride a vintage tram through a recreated period street and out into Derbyshire countryside at the National Tramway Museum.

Explore the mill yard where Richard Arkwright's water-powered cotton spinning helped reshape industry, then linger over cafés, shops and canal walks.

A short route from Curbar Gap leads to wide views over the Derwent Valley from a classic gritstone edge.

Walk from Fairholmes to the twin-towered dam, where reservoir scenery meets the story of the RAF's Dambusters practice flights.

Follow the River Dove beneath Thorpe Cloud to the famous stepping stones in a limestone dale rich with wildlife.