Best walks from Whatstandwell

Jump on a train, get off at Whatstandwell Station and lose yourself in a beautiful hike for the day.

Whatstandwell Station Circular via Crich Tramway Village

2km.

Impressive views looking west across the Derwent Valley. Mostly on footpaths and uphill. The Crich Tramway Village (National Tramway Museum) originated from an impulse purchase of Southampton 45 in 1948, establishing the Tramway Museum Association in 1955. Steep steps and narrow stiles.

Documented by Walk Midlands — download GPX route

Whatstandwell Station to Cromford Station

9km.

The route of 6 miles starts from the A6 at Whatstandwell and goes via Holloway, Lea, Dethick, and Lea Bridge to rejoin the A6 at Cromford.

Documented by Visit Amber Valley.

Ambergate Station to Whatstandwell Station

7km.

Excellent views. Unmade road, woodland paths, and open parkland and field paths. No steep climbs. Follows the Midshires Way for a substantial section. Take care crossing the A6.

Documented by Derwent Valley Line Community Rail Partnership.

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