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The Cromford Canal was last used as a working waterway in 1944. It is a Site of Special Scientific Interest for its entire length from Cromford to Ambergate.

Cromford Wharf is the historic terminus of Cromford Canal. Built at the end of the 18th century, the wharf was designed to cater for large amounts of traffic.

This car park provides a good base to explore the local Public Rights of Way, including the Derwent Valley Heritage Way.

This section of the former Derby canal, including the Borrowash Top Lock, is completely filled in. A public footpath runs the length of the canal.

This section of the former Derby canal is now part of a multiuser route suitable for cycling, horse riding and walking.

Doe Lea Local Nature Reserve (LNR) is a hidden gem, tucked away below the A617 at Bramley Vale. It’s a great place for watching wildlife, especially birds.

Eddlestow Lot Picnic Site has been developed in the former Wirestone Quarry and is surrounded by heathland vegetation.

Near to Derby and Nottingham, Elvaston Castle Country Park has approximately 321 acres of open parkland, woodland and more formal historical gardens.

The Five Pits Trail is one of the multi-user, off-road, surfaced routes that make up the Phoenix Greenways. It’s great for walkers, cyclists and horse riders.

Frith Wood is a wildlife haven where you can enjoy wandering woodland paths, through the meadow and around the pond.