Baslow to Chatsworth Walk
This walk takes you from the village of Baslow to the splendid Chatsworth Park in Derbyshire. You can follow the Derwent Valley Heritage Way from the village centre all the way to the famous park and house. It's about 1.5 to 2 mile walk along a fairly flat path so suitable for most abilities. Along the way there's nice views of the surrounding hills and the River Derwent which runs alongside the park.
At Chatsworth you'll find 1000 acres of parkland to explore with more views of the River Derwent, woodland trails and fallow deer.
Baslow to Chatsworth Walk Ordnance Survey Map 
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Baslow to Chatsworth Walk Open Street Map 
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Baslow to Chatsworth Walk OS Map 
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Baslow to Chatsworth Walk Open Street Map 
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Pubs/Cafes
Back in Baslow you could try The Prince of Wales for some post walk refreshments. The friendly pub does very good food and includes a roaring fire for winter days. In warmer weather you can relax on the Terrace garden and enjoy fine views of the surrounding hills. You can find the pub on Church Lane at a postcode of DE45 1RY for your sat navs. The inn is also dog friendly if you have your pet with you.
Further Information and Other Local Ideas
To continue your walking in the area you could explore the nearby Longshaw Estate or enjoy a climb to Baslow Edge for magnificent views over the Peak District.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Baslow, river and cottages on a lovely day in the summer of 2003
Footbridge over brook near Nether End, Baslow and Chatsworth Park, Derbyshire. The brook is a tributary of the River Derwent
Baslow - Brook near Chatsworth Park
Cottages on approach to Chatsworth Park
Thatched cottages near Chatsworth Park The path from Baslow into Chatsworth Park passes these cottages. Apart from this area around Chatsworth, there are few thatched buildings in this part of the Peak District.
Chatsworth House