5 of the best September walks in the Peak District

Baslow village (Image: Gary Wallis)Baslow to Chatsworth circular
September 2021 issue
This short circular walk takes the rambler through several districts or ‘ends’ of Baslow: West End at Bubnell, Bridge End and Nether End – where the entrance to the leafy deer park of Chatsworth is to be found.
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Chatsworth Park (Image: Gary Wallis)

Chatsworth Estate and Russian Cottage
September 2020 issue
Enjoy woodland wandering, far reaching views, peace and tranquillity on this gently undulating amble near the Chatsworth Estate.
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Thor's Cave (Image: Lisa Tovell)

Wetton and Thor's Cave
September 2019 issue
Thor’s Cave is one of the great natural wonders of the Peak District. Enjoy this amble in the Manifold Valley, a geological wonderland of towering limestone crags, caves and rock shelters.
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Vale of Edale
September 2018 issue
As the starting point of numerous routes, scenic Edale is one of the country’s iconic base camps for hill walkers, this time we explore the picturesque Vale of Edale.
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Hills of the High Peak over the rooftops of Glossop by Mike Smith (Image: Archant)

Glossop
September 2017 issue
Head to the north of the county for a scenic walk around hills and mills in the High Peak, starting from the popular village of Glossop.
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All the routes were correct at the time of publication, over time access to certain parts of the walk may be subject to change. We advise you acquire a recent OS map of the area you plan to visit and assure there are no major changes.