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Length: 2.98 miles
Discover the highly-rated Long Walk at Kedleston Hall, a beautiful and accessible walk near Derby, Derbyshire, perfect for all ages and abilities. This circular route takes approximately 90 minutes to complete, offering stunning views of the magnificent Kedleston Hall, a renowned National Trust property.
The trail features mostly surfaced footpaths and only gentle gradients, making it a reliable option for pushchairs and wheelchairs. It begins at the main car park and follows a well-marked path past the front of the Hall before joining the main 'Long Walk' circuit. This section guides you through serene wooded areas, providing spectacular viewpoint vistas across the 18th-century parkland, originally designed by Robert Adam. A note for visitors: the initial field crossing can be muddy after wet weather, but fully surfaced alternative routes are clearly signposted on site for a comfortable experience. Responsible owners are welcome to bring their dogs on leads throughout the parkland, provided they are mindful of grazing livestock.
After your invigorating Derbyshire walk, you can take advantage of the excellent on-site facilities, including modern toilets (with accessible facilities) and a lovely Restaurant, which offers a great selection of hot meals, snacks, and delicious cakes for a well-deserved treat.
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