Scenic Walks & Trails Near Robin Hood Farm, Baslow

The Peak District and Derbyshire are one of the UK's most popular walking destinations, with something for everyone from flat, circular pathed walks to challenging treks up hills and crags.

Staying at Robin Hood Farm B&B and Cottage in Baslow puts you right at the centre of it all, with some of the best Peak District walks starting directly from our back garden.

Walks From Our Doorstep

  • Birchen Edge – One of the most famous climbing sites in the area, known for Nelson's Monument and its stunning views over the Peak District and thrilling rock climbing for those seeking adventure

  • Wellington’s Monument on Baslow Edge – Just across the valley, with equally impressive views across the valley.

  • Chatsworth House – You can also take a walk through Chatsworth Park and to Chatsworth House directly from the B&B, entering the Chatsworth estate within just 10 minutes walk from our doorstep and about 40 minutes to reach the house itself.

The Eastern Moors & Iconic Edges

For some really stunning scenery combined with the history of the area, you could take a walk along some of the Eastern Moors' finest edges.

  • Baslow Edge, Birchen Edge & Gardom’s Edge – A rewarding loop with gritstone cliffs and sweeping moorland views.

  • Froggatt Edge & Curbar Edge – Just minutes away, ideal for shorter but spectacular walks.

  • Dobb’s Edge, Burbage Rocks & Stanage Edge – Legendary among walkers and climbers, perfect for a full day’s outing.

Peaceful Reservoir Walks

  • Linacre Reservoirs –Less than 10 minutes away from our B&B are Linacre Reservoirs, a beautiful set of 3 reservoirs which you can walk all the way around, mostly on the level on good paths. (parking charge).

Classic Peak District Walks Within Easy Reach

  • Lathkill Dale & Monsal Dale – Stunning dales with riverside paths. The Monsal Trail is also ideal for cycling and walking, complete with historic viaduct views.

  • Mam Tor – A short but steep climb with some of the best views in Derbyshire.

  • Kinder Scout & Kinder Downfall – The Peak District’s highest point, offering challenging full-day hikes with incredible scenery.

Walking Resources & Local Knowledge

We have a wealth of information and walking books to help you decide on the walks you want to do during your stay, and we are more than happy to help with advice, too.

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Why Walkers Love Staying With Us

  • Direct access to Birchen Edge and Chatsworth Park

  • Surrounded by Peak District trails and gritstone edges

  • Dog-friendly B&B and cottage – perfect for walking holidays

  • Local hosts with genuine knowledge of the area

FAQ

What are the best walks from Robin Hood Farm’s doorstep?

There are plenty of great walks right from the doorstep of Robin Hood Farm B&B. Some popular walks from our B&B include walks to Baslow Edge, Curbar Edge and into the Chatsworth Estate. With so much of the Peak District to explore close by, there’s no need to drive.

How far is the Monsal Trail from Robin Hood Farm?

The Monsal Trail is approximately a 10-15 minute drive from Robin Hood Farm. It’s a great traffic-free walking and cycling route, and easily accessible from our B&B and Cottage.

Can I walk to Chatsworth House from the B&B?

Yes. It’s about a 10-minute walk into the Chatsworth Estate, then approximately 30 minutes further to the house. It’s a scenic and relaxed walk, soaking up the sights of the iconic estate.

Are there good pubs or cafés within walking distance?

Absolutely. There are several pubs and cafes within walking distance of Robin Hood Farm B&B, including the Robin Hood Inn, right next door.

What Peak District highlights are nearby?

At Robin Hood Farm B&B and Cottage, we’re extremely lucky to be close to lots of Peak District attractions, including Chatsworth House, Bakewell, Curbar Edge, The Monsal Trail and more, all within a short drive or walk from the property.

Do you provide maps or walking routes?

Of course. We have a wealth of information, maps and walking books to help you decide on the walks you want to do during your stay, and we are more than happy to help with advice.

Are there accessible walks for all abilities?

Yes. The Peak District has several accessible trails and walking routes, with the Monsal Trail being one of the most popular. We can help suggest walks and routes based on your needs.