Slate House Farm

Chesterfield Round Walk

Circles Chesterfield's outskirts across varied terrain including gentle farmland, woodland paths and some moderate climbs around the town's edge. Mostly suitable for older children but not buggy-friendly due to stiles and uneven sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers excellent views over the Crooked Spire and Derbyshire countryside, plus a satisfying full-day challenge that showcases the town's rural fringe without straying too far from civilisation.

Trans-Pennine Trail (Staveley to Chesterfield spur - alternative route)

Follows a mostly flat, traffic-free path along a former railway line through Derbyshire countryside, making it excellent for families, buggies, and dogs. The well-surfaced trail connects two historic towns with gentle gradients throughout. Perfect for an easy stroll or cycle with minimal effort, offering peaceful woodland sections and open views without any challenging climbs.

Trans-Pennine Trail (Staveley to Chesterfield spur)

Follows a disused railway line with a flat, compacted surface—ideal for families, buggies, and dogs. Expect gentle gradients throughout this traffic-free corridor connecting Staveley to Chesterfield. The former trackbed cuts through pleasant countryside and light industrial heritage, offering easy, accessible walking with good surface quality year-round. Perfect for casual strolls or longer linear walks without navigational challenges.

North Chesterfield Way

South Chesterfield Way