The Amber Valley area offers many opportunities for walkers,
horse riders and cyclists of all abilities to get out and about.
There's a wide variety of way-marked routes that include
spectacular scenery, quaint villages and fascinating local
history.
The Amber Valley Routeways is a series of circular walks and
rides along public footpaths and bridleways throughout the Amber
Valley. A self guided leaflet accompanies each route giving
directions and interesting snippets of information along the way.
They can be downloaded from the list below, along with other local
interest walks.
Walking routes in Amber Valley
Riding in Amber Valley
| Location
|
Type of Ride |
Distance |
|
Kedleston
|
30% bridlepath
70% country lanes
|
12.5 miles
(20 km)
|
Disclaimer:
Please note that the Council update these leaflets on a periodic
rolling basis and that some landmark information may have
changed. The footpaths should remain in place and be signposted and
be clearly marked on the Ordnance Survey maps. Please report
problems you may find so that these can be investigated to tourism@ambervalley.gov.uk
Withdrawn:
The below walks are currently withdrawn due to access. We hope
to be able to relaunch these leaflets once
these have been addressed.
- Routeway 15 - Idridgehay and Turnditch
- Routeway 4 - Codnor and Ironville
- Routeway 18 - Riddings
- Routeway 12 - Ambergate Betty Kenny Walk
