Skip to content
Skip to content

Orienteering at Kedleston Hall

Available daily, explore more of the parkland at Kedleston with a family friendly orienteering course. Using a map, choose your own route to find your way.

  • Booking not needed
  • Admission applies

Buy the orienteering map from visitor reception and explore at your own pace. Choose from a 1.6 mile map or 3 mile map. Route includes slopes, uneven ground, gates, and livestock.

Times

Prices

Event ticket prices

Ticket typeTicket category
All per pack£1.50

Event additional prices

Ticket typeTicket category
per pack£1.50
Check admission prices

The basics

Accessibility

This activity includes slopes and uneven ground, making it unsuitable for prams or manual wheelchairs.

Meeting point

Please buy a map from the visitor reception building - £1.50 per map.

Suitability for children

Children must be accompanied by an adult

What to bring and wear

Suitable footwear and clothing advised. There could be long vegetation along the route.

Other

Dogs on leads welcome to join in. Please note, the course crosses areas with sheep, lambs and cows.

Upcoming events

Tibetan Outdoor Trail 

Continue the 'How Did We Get Here?' exhibition into the outdoors. Discover the significance of natural elements in Tibetan culture.

Event summary

on
27 Sep to 11 Oct 2026
at 09:00 to 17:00+ 14 other dates or times

How did we get here? 

This exhibition features a small selection of Tibetan artefacts from the collection and sheds light on previously untold stories. It sits alongside, Encounters, a new film by British-Tibetan artist, Nyima Murry.

Event summary

on
27 Sep to 11 Oct 2026
at 11:00 to 16:00+ 14 other dates or times

Autumn in the Park- Guided Walk 

Learn about sources of craft materials, medicines and wild food from the plants that grow in the UK countryside.

Event summary

on
17 Oct 2026
at 10:00 to 13:00

Parkland Heritage and Conservation Walk 

Join one of the volunteer rangers for a guided walk through Kedleston’s Historic 18th Century Parkland and discover some of the incredible history and wildlife on offer.

Event summary

on
21 Oct 2026
at 10:30 to 12:30