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2. Bakewell > Lathkill Dale

2. Bakewell > Lathkill Dale

9 miles from Bakewell Station: This walk passes Haddon Hall before heading towards Alport and on to the wonderfully picturesque Lathkill Dale before returning via Over Haddon.

13. Bakewell > Rowsley

13. Bakewell > Rowsley

Eight miles through some glorious White Peak countryside, from Bakewell at the eastern end of the Monsal Trail to Rowsley, returning along a section of the Derwent Valley Heritage Way.

14. Bakewell > Chatsworth

14. Bakewell > Chatsworth

A 7-mile walk from the Peak District’s most popular town to its most popular tourist attraction, across some wonderfully scenic paths, tracks and open fields, returning through the village of Edensor.

16. Hassop Station > Bakewell

16. Hassop Station > Bakewell

A gentle 4-mile stroll from Hassop Station down to the popular town of Bakewell, famed for its puddings, returning along the Monsal Trail, with many opportunities for refreshments along the way.

24. Bakewell > RH Stride

24. Bakewell > RH Stride

This 14 mile walk from Bakewell includes two Neolithic stone circles, a hermit’s cave, one of Derbyshire’s most historic country houses, and the bizarre rock carvings of an eccentric 18th century vicar.

Bakewell Station

Bakewell Station

Bakewell Station played a vital part in the town’s prosperity and expansion, but it very nearly didn’t happen when the Duke of Rutland refused permission for it to pass close to Haddon Hall.