Category Archives: East Midland Walks

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This is a dog friendly walk that has been put together by photographer, Phil Sproson who is based in the Peak District.

This is Annalie Poynton’s Rutland Dog Walk which encompasses the beautiful northern shoreline of Rutland Water.

This Canal and River Trust walk follows an accessible wheel friendly river towpath in Newark.

This hugely popular Peak District walk visits the summit of Mam Tor and traverses the Great Ridge that separates Edale from the Hope Valley.

This short walk from the village of Birchover visits the fascinating Bronze Age Nine Ladies Stone Circle in the Peak District National Park.

This 10-mile walk explores the wild and rugged landscape of Bradgate Park in Leicestershire, with its gnarled oak trees and dramatic rock formations.

This popular Peak District walk explores the limestone gorge of Dovedale and its famous stepping stones before finishing in the village of Milldale.

This 11-mile circular walk explores the famous plateaued summit of Kinder Scout – the highest point in the Peak District National Park.

This out-and-back walk explores the gritstone escarpment of Stanage Edge – one of the most famous landmarks in the Peak District National Park.

This is the National Trust’s Circular Dalehead Bunkhouse walk, starting at Edale in the Peak District.

This is the National Trust’s circular Derwent Dam walk in the Peak District.

This is Phil Sproson’s Walk high between Chinley and Edale Railway Stations.