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A quite demanding walk involving areas of sedge bog and moor, where the line of the path is not distinct, though with careful map-reading the path and stiles can be found. Some paths have been diverted and are shown on the new OL24 map. Only short... More info

This walk has a section that can only be described as a bog for about 1.5 kilometres. Much of the rest of the walk is fairly easy walking along field-paths, there is very little road-walking required. Unless you are very sure of your map-reading, the... More info

A quite demanding walk 'off the beaten track'; many of these paths are not frequently walked. Most stiles were present when walked and some recently replaced. Some care is needed with map-reading in some areas as waymarks for some turns are a little ... More info

A reasonably easy walk with two short, steep climbs, each with its own reward. The first is to Butterton with its church spire and pub, the second from Wetton Mill past the Sugar Loaf (a limestone outcrop) to some of the best views I know over the... More info

A quite demanding walk, including sections of road-walking along quiet, narrow farm roads. The walk includes three steep climbs, two of which are on National Trust areas of Wetton Hill and Ladyside, though mostly the walk is along field- and woodland... More info

A quite demanding walk keeping mostly to field-paths, though with a few short sections of road-walking. When walked, all paths were clear with only one diversion along a concessionary path near Longnor.... More info

A walk crossing from the River Dove Valley and over the Manifold Valley, with some climbs and descents but mostly not difficult walking. Good waterproof boots are recommended as some areas can get boggy.... More info

A fairly undemanding walk, mostly along field-paths and tracks. Only short sections of road-walking are required between path access points, mostly on quiet, single-track lanes. ... More info

A delightful walk, with much variety, initially walking in a valley following the River Dove, then returning via the Tissington Trail, a disused railway line. The pub in Biggin, The Waterloo, has an open fire, good chat and drink and the menu looks... More info

This walk is roughly triangular, dropping first into Beresford Dale and Wolfscote Dale going south and then switching into Biggindale, the third leg back to Hartington being mainly on an old track, now a cycle route. The two valleys are deep and... More info