Derbyshire: See
=== Countryside ===
The Peak District National Park — Britain's first ever national park, set up in 1951. A very large part of Derbyshire is within the park, and it extends into parts of neighbouring counties.
Dovedale — a picturesque valley, very popular with visitors and so can be crowded on Summer weekends and Bank Holidays
Ladybower and Derwent reservoirs
High Peak Trail — path for cyclists and walkers along former railway line
Monsal Trail - footpath
Pennine Way — a long distance footpath, which starts in the north of the county
Carsington Water — a reservoir
Chatsworth House — near Bakewell
Haddon Hall — near Bakewell
Kedleston Hall — near Derby
Calke Abbey — near Melbourne
Sudbury Hall (also includes The Museum of Childhood) — south of Ashbourne near Uttoxeter
Derwent Valley World Heritage Site
Cromford Mill
Belper North Mill
Derby museums (see Derby article)
Derbyshire Stone Centre, Wirksworth
Crich Tramway Village (also known as The National Tramway Museum)
Midland Railway Centre, Ripley
Ecclesbourne Valley Railway in Wirksworth
Peak Rail