Bolsover District is awash with fantastic trails, from easy going low level walks to nature reserves and woodland that take in some breath taking scenery and countryside – all on our doorstep.
The trails are suitable for all ages and abilities and allow you to explore the countryside by foot, bicycle or horse, with many of them following disused railway lines.
Walking has so many benefits around your own wellbeing and there’s something for everyone from short walks to get you started to more challenging ones.
If you don’t want to head off alone there are guided walks at Hardwick Hall.
For any further information regarding walk leader training, established walking groups or routes around Bolsover District please feel free to contact us.
Stockley Trail is a two mile multi-user trail for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Running parallel to the River Doe Lea from Carr Vale, near Bolsover to Bramley Vale. At the northern end in Bolsover there is a car park situated off the A632 at the bottom of Bolsover Hill adjacent to the Peter Fidler […]
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S44 5GA in Bolsover
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hrsThe Five Pits Trail is great for walkers, pram pushers, cyclists and horse riders. This 5.5 mile off-road surfaced route takes you from Grassmoor Country Park to Tibshelf Ponds. You can extend your route to 7.5 miles by exploring the route through Williamthorpe Ponds local nature reserve and Holmewood Woodlands. There are car parks at various points along the trail (see […]
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S45 9JE in Bolsover5.5 mi 3 hrsNG20 8DG in BolsoverLess than 1 mile mi 30 mins hrs
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