Winter walks in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire

Take a bracing winter walk at one of our places this month. Explore parkland, woodland, or the wild Peak District, and take in some breathtaking scenery. We recommend wrapping up warm and wearing sturdy boots or wellies. Afterwards, you can treat yourself to a hot drink and bite to eat at one of our restaurants or tea-rooms. There's a walk here for you - whether you are looking for adventure, or a gentle stroll with family.

Walking with us

This article was created before the coronavirus crisis, and may not reflect the current situation. There may be restrictions in place on some of these walks. Please make sure you check web pages for individual places before you travel for booking details and the most up to date information about visiting

Stunning winter walks in the Peak District at Longshaw

Breath in the fresh air of the Peak District with one of our Longshaw walks. Wrap up warm and follow the course of Burbage Brook through the ancient Padley Wood. Or explore Longshaw's woodland, including sculpted gritstone outcrops, medieval fields and ancient oaks. Take in the dark beauty of the Peak District National Park's ironic landscape with a wander around the Eastern Edges of Big Moor, where we support a diverse range of wildlife.

Get your boots on for a walk at Longshaw

Hardwick Park Autumn Walks — Hardwick Parkland

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Walks to explore at Hardwick

Hardwick's landscape in and around the estate make a great walk, long or short. Routes through our gardens and key visitor areas require an admission ticket, members free.

Explore Hardwick's peaceful parkland

Visiting Clumber Park this winter

Clumber Park provides the perfect backdrop for exploring, relaxing and spending time together in winter. Discover something new on your next visit.

Join us for a winter walk at Clumber Park

Early risers will be rewarded with peaceful views as the dramatic morning light washes over the landscape

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Step out into the Dark Peak

Winter is a great time of year to get out on the hills. We've pulled together some useful walking advice if you're thinking of exploring the High Peak, which will help to make your day out safe and enjoyable.

Read our winter walking guidance