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Chatsworth & the Peak District

Walk in Britain’s first national park
 
Contrast the dramatic beauty of Britain's first national park with the exquisite architecture of Chatsworth House on this self-guided walking holiday, with luggage transfers and entry to Chatsworth included. Staying in high-quality accommodation, you can explore heather-clad moorland, green valleys and the town of Bakewell, famed for its delicious pastries.
Chatsworth & the Peak District. 6 nights
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Chatsworth & the Peak District. 6 nights
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Holiday information

 

A walking holiday in the Peak District

In an area designated a national park (Britain’s first, no less) in recognition in part of its untamed landscapes, a stately home of such elegant symmetry and beautiful proportions as Chatsworth House seems incongruous. And yet the juxtaposition of its graceful architecture with the wilder landscapes that lie beyond the estate is no more surprising than the contrasts in the scenery itself, where green, fertile valleys yield to heather-clad moorland bordered by gritstone ‘edges’.
It stands to reason, then, that you can expect plenty of variety on this holiday. The walks – gentle yet scenic – explore the pretty banks of the River Derwent, open moors, three moodily magnificent ‘edges’, parkland designed by Capability Brown, and picturesque villages of gritstone cottages. To complement the walks, there’s plenty of cultural interest: the town of Bakewell, synonymous with strawberry-and-almond-filled sweet treats; the ‘plague village’ of Eyam, whose story has gained even greater resonance in recent times; and exquisite Chatsworth House itself, family seat of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. Fittingly, four of your six nights are spent in accommodation owned by the Chatsworth Estate, where you’ll find high standards of comfort and service, and be presented with tickets entitling you to free entry to Chatsworth at any point during your stay.
 
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Itinerary

The key to Inntravel holidays is flexibility. You can start on the day of your choice, and are free to add extra nights. Please note all bus journeys are to be paid for locally.
  • The average maximum daytime temperatures and monthly rainfall relate to the nearest weather station and are intended as a guide only.

    The weather in the Peak District can be unpredictable, so pack for all weathers.
    Average temperatures and rainfall
      Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
    °C 6 6 9 12 15 19 20 20 18 14 9 7
    mm 71 57 62 59 58 58 52 62 58 60 70 73
  • Arrival in Grindleford
    Night 1: at The Maynard or, if this is full, The George in nearby Hathersage (the first of two nights here).
    As your first night’s accommodation is on the day of travel, Day 1 is your first day of walking.
  • Circular route from Grindleford: 12.5km (7.5miles); 4.5hrs; 300m ascent/descent
    From Grindleford, you follow the Derwent Valley Heritage Way northwards, alongside the river, passing the David Mellor Visitor Centre and Design Museum, where you can learn about this 20th-century silversmith who not only designed internationally acclaimed cutlery, but also the humble traffic light. You then continue the short distance to Hathersage, a traditional Peak District village which was visited several times by Charlotte Brontë – it is thought that Thornfield Hall in Jane Eyre was modelled on nearby North Lees Hall. Beyond the village you rise towards Higger Tor, to cross Hathersage Moor, with superb views. After descending from the moor, you return to Grindleford via an enchanting wooded gorge in which a stream tumbles over a series of rocks. In warm weather, you can pause to cool your feet in one of the small pools.

    (If you are staying at The George, you follow the same route, but obviously start and end in Hathersage.)
    Crossing Hathersage Moor
    Circular route around Grindleford: 12.5km
  • Grindleford to Pilsley: 12km (7.5miles); 4.5hrs; 360m ascent/430m descent; Grindleford to Baslow: 10km (6.5miles); 3.5hrs; 280m ascent/400m descent
    Your day begins with a short bus ride from Grindleford (or Hathersage) to Eyam, the ‘plague village’. Its evocative museum tells the story of how the village sealed itself off from the outside world when bubonic plague struck in 1665, and how it regenerated afterwards. Once you’ve explored, you head towards the village of Froggatt and up on to the eponymous ‘edge’. This soon brings you to Curbar Edge, which in turn leads to Baslow Edge. Throughout this section of the walk, open moorland, purple with heather in August, stretches to the east, while down in the valley to the west lies green farmland peppered with stone-built farms and villages. You descend from the uplands to the village of Baslow. If you choose the upgrade version, you stay here, in the Cavendish Hotel. Otherwise, you continue the short distance to the Devonshire Arms in nearby Pilsley.
    Above Froggatt Edge
    Linear route from Grindleford to Pilsley: 12km
    Linear route from Grindleford to Baslow: 10km
  • Explore Chatsworth - multi-entry pass included
    You could easily fill an entire day (or two, in fact!) exploring Chatsworth, and handily your included entry tickets do allow you to return multiple times. The vast yet graceful seat of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire houses art works and other artefacts spanning four millennia, from Egyptian sculptures to paintings by Lucian Freud, with 25 rooms open to the public, while the gardens cover 105 acres, encompassing a rock garden, a cascade, other water features, a maze and more. If your preference is to maximise your time in the estate, you should take the direct route to the house, although we also offer a longer walking route from each base if you prefer.

    From Pilsley: 4.5km/3miles, 1.5hrs, 80m ascent/145mdescent; or 9km/5.5miles, 3.5hrs, 200m ascent/260m descent
    The direct route from Pilsley to Chatsworth leads along tracks and a quiet country lane via Edensor, the estate village. Not only is this picturesque hamlet remarkable for the range of architectural styles (the duke, too busy to decide on a single option, ordered his team to build one of each of the architect’s designs), but because it had to be moved when it was discovered that the original site obscured the view from the main house! Return from Chatsworth to Pilsley by bus.
    For a longer day, you can detour from Edensor through the wider Chatsworth Estate, approaching the house from the south.

    From Baslow: 4.5km/3miles, 1.5hrs, minimal ascent/descent; or 10.5km/6.5miles, 3.5hrs, 160m ascent /descent
    Since the Cavendish Hotel is on the edge of the estate, it is only a short walk along the Derwent Valley Heritage Way to Chatsworth House itself. After your visit, return along the same route. If you would prefer a longer walk, you can explore the estate on a circular walk which leads via the estate village of Edensor.
    Chatsworth House
    Longer route from Pilsley: 9km
    Longer route from Baslow: 10.5km
  • Pilsley/Baslow to Beeley: 11km (7miles); 4hrs; 185m ascent/230m descent
    After Chatsworth yesterday, today you visit another of the Peak District’s most famous places: Bakewell, which is just a short bus ride away. Take time to explore – if you have read Pride and Prejudice, you will notice several similarities with Lambton – and be sure to buy a Bakewell pudding or tart for your picnic. When you are ready, leave the town by crossing the River Wye and joining part of the Monsal Trail, which follows the route of a disused railway line before rising up to a viewpoint offering lovely vistas across the rolling hills. Descending into the village of Rowsley, you have the option to visit historic Caudwell’s Mill before taking the Derwent Valley Heritage Way northwards to reach a bridge, at which point you cross the river and walk across meadows to Beeley and the second of two Chatsworth-owned country inns called the Devonshire Arms.
    Bakewell
    Linear route from Pilsley/Baslow to Beeley: 11km
  • Circular route via the Chatsworth Estate: 11.5km (7.5miles), 4hrs; 240m ascent/descent
    So large is the Chatsworth Estate that although your final, enjoyable walk explores it again, it reveals parts that you haven’t yet seen, and is very varied, leading first via fern-lined paths to emerge onto panoramic open moorland from where you can look across the area you have explored over the course of your break. After descending from the moor through woodland, the return leg of the walk takes you through Capability Brown-designed parkland on the banks of the River Derwent, where you might spot herds of fallow deer grazing. You also have the chance to re-use your included entry tickets and return to Chatsworth House today, should you wish to do so.
    Explore the Chatsworth Estate
    Circular route around Beeley: 11.5km
 

Accommodation

The standard of accommodation is high – the second and third places at which you stay are owned by the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire – yet the ambience at all three is very friendly and relaxed, and walkers are warmly welcomed.

In the Grindleford area, we work with more than one hotel, as shown below. All are hand-picked by us and, unless there is a price implication (in which case we will contact you to discuss your options), we will tell you which one we have booked for you on your booking confirmation.

To make your holiday all the more special, opt for our upgrade hotel in Baslow (another establishment owned by the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, which replaces the two nights in nearby Pilsley).
 
Prices & travel options
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  • 6 nights: 23 March 2023 - 31 October 2023 & 23 March 2024 - 31 October 2024

    Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

    Starting Price Single room
    23 - 31 Mar 2023 £1050 £435
    1 - 30 Apr 2023 £1080 £455
    1 May - 25 Jun 2023 £1130 £465
    26 Jun - 30 Sep 2023 £1160 £490
    1 - 25 Oct 2023 £1080 £455
    23 - 31 Mar 2024 £1155 £480
    1 - 30 Apr 2024 £1190 £505
    1 May - 25 Jun 2024 £1245 £515
    26 Jun - 30 Sep 2024 £1280 £540
    1 - 25 Oct 2024 £1190 £505
    3rd & 4th person discount -£20 to -£22
    Single traveller supplement £20 to £22
    Includes accommodation, meals and services integral to the holiday as described, plus walking notes and maps, and any connecting travel detailed below.

    Included travel: transfer Beeley-Grindleford to collect car (if driving)

    Please note: this holiday is not available to children under 12 years, nor are dogs permitted on Inntravel holidays

  • 6 nights, staying at The Cavendish Hotel (5 dinners): 23 March 2023 - 31 October 2023 & 23 March 2024 - 31 October 2024

    Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

    Starting Price Single room
    23 - 31 Mar 2023 £1150 £475
    1 - 30 Apr 2023 £1180 £495
    1 May - 25 Jun 2023 £1205 £520
    26 Jun - 30 Sep 2023 £1260 £550
    1 - 25 Oct 2023 £1180 £495
    23 - 31 Mar 2024 £1265 £525
    1 - 30 Apr 2024 £1300 £545
    1 May - 25 Jun 2024 £1330 £575
    26 Jun - 30 Sep 2024 £1390 £605
    1 - 25 Oct 2024 £1300 £545
    3rd & 4th person discount -£20 to -£22
    Single traveller supplement £20 to £22
    Includes accommodation, meals and services integral to the holiday as described, plus walking notes and maps, and any connecting travel detailed below.

    Included travel: transfer Beeley-Grindleford to collect car (if driving)

    Please note: this holiday is not available to children under 12 years, nor are dogs permitted on Inntravel holidays

  • Room upgrades (£ per person per night)

    The Maynard, Grindleford
    Superior: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2023 £16
    Superior: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2024 £18
    The Devonshire Arms, Pilsley
    4-poster 'farmhouse' double: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2023 £54
    4-poster 'farmhouse' double: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2024 £59
    'Classic' double: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2023 £16
    'Classic' double: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2024 £18
    Deluxe double: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2023 £32
    Deluxe double: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2024 £35
    The Devonshire Arms, Beeley
    Deluxe: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2023 £32
    Deluxe: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2024 £35

  • Room upgrades (£ per person per night)

    The Maynard, Grindleford
    Superior: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2023 £16
    Superior: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2024 £18
    The Cavendish Hotel, Baslow
    Superior: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2023 £32
    Superior: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2024 £35
    The Devonshire Arms, Beeley
    Deluxe: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2023 £32
    Deluxe: 23 Mar - 31 Oct 2024 £35
  • Prices below are based on 2 people travelling together. If you are travelling solo or as a party of 3 or more and our arrangements include a taxi, please contact us for prices; additional passengers often pay less.

    Where a price range is given, the price you pay depends on your date of travel.

    Connecting travel options - via Chesterfield Station

    Outward route Price per person Latest
    arrival time
    taxi Chesterfield station to hotel (0h30) £22-£24 flexible
    Homeward route Price per person Earliest
    departure time
    taxi hotel to Chesterfield station (0h25) £18-£20 flexible

    Connecting travel options - via Matlock station

    Outward route
    not recommended in this direction
    Homeward route Price per person Earliest
    departure time
    taxi hotel to Matlock station (0h15) £12-£13 flexible

    Connecting travel options - via Sheffield Station

    Outward route Price per person Latest
    arrival time
    taxi Sheffield station to hotel (0h30) £18-£20 flexible
    Homeward route Price per person Earliest
    departure time
    taxi hotel to Sheffield station (0h40) £28-£31 flexible
What's included
  • 6 nights
  • 6 dinners (5 on upgrade)
    6 breakfasts
  • luggage transported
  • route notes and maps
  • GPS navigation
  • entry to Chatsworth
  • transfer to collect car
 
Reviews

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All 19 reviews
  • Mrs K Linsky
    USA
    03 October 2023

    When we weren't lost or confused, we really enjoyed the hikes.  The food at the hotels was great and the staffs so helpful and nice.  We didn't encounter anybody who wasn't super friendly and accommodating.  We loved Chatsworth Estate.  On the second day, we took the free walking tour through the gardens; it was wonderful.  We were the only people on it, so we had a private guide, who was awesome.  You should advise travelers to take advantage of this tour, which is offered 3 times a day.  We didn't know about it until we saw a sign the day of our first visit. It would be helpful to know about this ahead, so you can plan your house visit to fit it in.

  • Anon
    20 June 2023

    After several holidays abroad with Inntravel this was our first one in the UK. As usual all the arrangements worked smoothly. The hotels were of an excellent standard, each with their own plus points but all staff were helpful and friendly. We particularly enjoyed the Cavendish in Baslow and the Millstream in Bosham. In Baslow the Italian restaurant Il Lupo was very good but the portions are large. Walks in the Peak district were good and varied and we loved having time to explore Chatsworth. The weather was unexpectedly hot for June.

    The Sussex Downs was a completely new area for us, very interesting and quite mixed walking. The Weald and Downland Museum was wonderful followed by the excellent walk to The Trundle with great views of Goodwood. The Yew trees in Kingley Vale were very impressive and unexpected. The walk on Chidham Peninsula was also very good with lots of activity on the water to see.

    We found it very useful to have the GPX files to download before the holiday.

    INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers combined our two walks Chatsworth & The Peak District and South Downs to the Sea 

  • Mrs L Scott
    USA
    18 May 2023

    Chatsworth and the Peak District was our first Inntravel holiday and it won't be the only one! We had a wonderful vacation, right from the beginning. The booking process was easy and responses to questions were helpful. The inns that were booked were all charming with good food, and in great locations for the walking that was planned daily. The routes chosen by Inntravel were as described, and beautiful! And the route notes were very well done, easy to understand and follow. The Chatsworth area is just beautiful and we can't recommend this trip highly enough. Inntravel does it right and we are already thinking about which holiday we will do the next time we are in England!

  • Anon
    19 April 2023

    An excellent opportunity to visit Chatsworth at length, have some good walks and enjoy very comfortable hotels.

  • Mike.
    17 October 2022

    The Devonshire's properties were both excellent, with great meals, and hospitality. The walking routes were beautifully varied and interesting. Chatsworth House was beyond our expectations.

  • C and S McCawley, CT, USA
    25 September 2022

    Both walking trips (Fife's Coastal Corner and Chatsworth & The Peak District) were absolutely wonderful and filled with walks that offered breathtaking scenery and variation. The accommodations were generally excellent and staff were extremely friendly and attentive. Meals were of excellent quality at all hotels.

    The "Black Book" directions continue to be excellently detailed but would say they do require a very literal interpretation (lest you take the bridge on your left that the notes mention but neglect to say 'ignore it for the moment'!). Do always take your OS maps with you to provide further orientation (i.e. if from abroad and not using an app)

    These were our 4th and 5th excursions with Inntravel and we will continue to highly recommend this company to anyone who will listen!

  • Mr P Waterson
    Wigan
    25 September 2022

    Personal highlight was Eyem although I was aware of the history of the plague outbreak visiting the museum and seeing just how bad it was. Added poignancy with passing a 17th century cottage which one family had lived in and also passing two headstones at the start of the walk from Eyem. Lockdown with Covid brought it home.You might like to add to the notes that if you look at the boundary stone and lift your gaze to the farm up on the hillside beyond there are graves in the farmyard with headstones reading Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday etc (from a local).

  • Miss R Williams
    Australia
    23 September 2022

    The 3rd time I've booked with InnTravel and once again the attention to detail and planning were top notch. The hotels chosen by InnTravel were wonderful and luggage transfers went without a hitch. A lovely relaxing holiday. 

  • Laura
    22 September 2022

    An excellent mix of specatacular Peak District scenery and the fascinating house, garden and parkland of Chatsworth. Every day was a delight.

  • Mr I Simpson
    Craven Arms
    08 September 2022

    We thoroughly enjoyed this holiday as everyone we met in the hotels and elsewhere were so friendly. We stayed at The George but we called into The Maynard for a drink whilst it raining. We were welcomed by Vicky the manager who wanted to check that we were being looked after as there was a wedding on and they were very busy. 

     

    The terrain in this part of Derbyshire was an eye opener: the Edges and Padley Gorge were amazing. It was a lot softer and greener with trees and hedges than we had realised. Direct access from The Cavendish to Chatsworth and the day spent there with the pass was excellent as it gave you more than one day to explore. 

  • Mr P Beale
    Colchester
    06 September 2022

    The walks gave us varied views of the Peak District from riverside meadows to high rocky edges and a not to be missed opportunity to visit Chatsworth. On the whole the accommodation was good if not excellent. 

  • Mrs G Lawson
    Hexham
    15 August 2022

    We greatly enjoyed our first visit to the Peak District with excellent walks, friendly people and comfortable accommodation en route. A good Inntravel choice for people wanting to enjoy this kind of walking holiday without being too challenging!

  • Miss L Van Impe
    Belgium
    24 July 2022

    Travelling with Inntravel was a delight. The provided notes are extensive, up to date and very useful. Transfers were seamless, the hotels were very good. Any questions I had were answered reasonably fast. Would recommend with enthusiasm!

  • Mrs L Jones
    South Croydon
    03 July 2022

    We enjoyed very good weather (not too hot!) for this holiday. We have never been to Derbyshire before when it hasn't rained. The hotels were all good but would recommend a room upgrade at Pilsley. Our favourite walk was from Eyam to Pilsley - wonderful clear views across Derbyshire from the Edges - a reward for the haul up from Froggatt Bridge.

  • Mrs M Hurst
    Welwyn
    28 June 2022

    The Cavendish hotel is very special so would recommend this upgrade and being able to enjoy Chatsworth House and gardens on three days meant we saw every bit of it without having to squeeze it all into one day. We had perfect weather for walking and enjoying the fabulous views, so think we were incredibly lucky. 

  • Anon
    09 May 2022

    The guided walking tour of Chatsworth garden was well worth taking at modest extra cost.

  • Mrs L Ingham
    Driffield
    23 March 2022

    This is the fourth GB holiday we have had with you and by far the best, hotels were excellent, food was very good with a good choice and local ingredients well presented. The walks were challenging (we aren't as fit as we should be, I'm late 60's and husband early 70's) but we managed them by taking our time. We were so lucky with the weather for the end of March walking in sleeveless tops! The views on the walks were stunning and we will most certainly recommend this walk to our friends. Thank you to you all for a wonderful holiday.

  • Anon
    04 October 2021

    I loved Edensor village, David Mellor museum (and shop), Chatsworth gardens and Cauldwell's Mill. The coffee was also excellent at both the David Mellor museum and Cauldwell's but the orange and almond cake at the latter won the best cake of the trip award. The tea and cake was also very good at The Old Smithy Tea Rooms at Beeley. The walks were very fairly easy but varied eg moors, heathland, fields, woodland, ridges, gardens, rivers, gorge, pretty villages etc. It wasn't a problem for us but the tickets for Chatsworth were only valid until Day 4, which meant we couldn't use them on Day 5, as mentioned in the notes. [Inntravel note: This must have been a teething issue - we've reconfirmed with our supplier that the pass is valid for 5 days from the date of issue, so this shouldn't recur.] Big bags eg rucksacks are understandably not allowed to be taken into Chatsworth House but there are lockers, so you need £1 coin, which is returnable. Also at Chatsworth, the shop in the cafe courtyard (accessible to all) is bigger and better than the shop you exit from via from the house.

  • Mrs C Slater
    Ripon
    03 October 2021

    Despite the above comments which are meant to be helpful rather than carping, we had a really good holiday. We liked all the routes and especially appreciated having a cultural point of interest built into each days schedule. We look forward to receiving your next brochure.
 

FAQs

If you have any questions relating to this or any other Inntravel holiday, our friendly travel experts will be happy to help. You might also find our General FAQs section helpful.
  • We’ll send you route notes and maps 2-3 weeks before your holiday. The route notes not only contain directions to get from A to B, but also include practical information about places of interest and eateries along each route, plus cultural information about the area. If/when you are moving between hotels, you leave your luggage in reception as you leave, and it will be transferred ahead to your next accommodation, meaning that all you need to take with you are a camera, sun cream, drinks, food and waterproofs.

    For more detailed information, see our walking holidays in Europe page.
  • Yes, absolutely. Over the years, we have arranged a great many holidays in the UK for customers living in the USA, Canada, Australia and beyond.

    If you've never travelled with us before, it's worth reading the web pages which explain how we can cater for customers who live outside the UK. The main thing to bear in mind is that our tour operator's licence doesn't allow us to book flights that originate outside the UK, and nor are we able to book rail travel in the UK, so we can't make travel arrangements for you, other than pre-arranging taxis between the local railway station and the accommodation – see the ‘prices & travel’ section for the options available.

    For practical information about travelling to the UK, see the 'what do I need to know about travelling to England, Scotland and Wales?' question.
  • Since our holidays are self-guided, we recommend calling us for a chat about your plans before making a booking, especially if it’s the first time you’ve booked with us.
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  • Yes, it’s something we insist on, even for holidays in the UK. The vast majority of holidays go smoothly, but when things go wrong, it can be expensive to put them right. Buying a new pair of walking boots after your suitcase is stolen mightn’t seem so bad, but the bill for being airlifted down from a mountain with a broken leg or flown home while still recovering from an illness or accident can incur a five or six-figure bill.

    Many insurers offer travel insurance (you can find details on our insurance page of a policy that you may like to consider if you are a UK resident), but you do need to make sure that you’re covered for medical emergencies – including falling ill with Covid-19 while on holiday – and repatriation. We also recommend that you are covered for other eventualities, such as cancellation and loss of luggage and passports.

    When you purchase a policy, be sure to check that it covers the activities you'll be doing on holiday and that it is adequate for your own individual needs.
  • We are happy to take bookings for families of teenagers if they walk regularly, love the outdoors and are comfortable with the distances and ascent/descent involved, but please note that the bedrooms at most of the accommodation we use will normally only sleep a maximum of 3 people, and sometimes only 2.

    At the request of some of the accommodation providers on this holiday, we are unable to accept bookings for children aged under 12.
  • Unfortunately not. The Inntravel team includes many dog owners, but the extra considerations – such as whether taxi firms accept dogs for transfers to the start of walks, whether routes cross private land on which dogs are not allowed, and proximity to a vet’s – would add another layer of complexity to what are already quite complex holidays.
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