If you’re looking for great pubs to visit across Derbyshire and the Peak District this autumn, then look no further.
From lively town centre venues to traditional Peak District country inns, you will be spoilt for choice.
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13. The Rambler Inn, Edale
The Rambler is another great pub to visit after a walk through the Peak District. The pub is located next to Edale Station, making it very popular with hikers - and it isn’t hard to see why. There is plenty of space to enjoy a pint outside in the sun and take in the spectacular views of the surroundings hills, and the pub offers a wide range of food and drinks. If you’re looking for somewhere scenic to visit for a drink, look no further than The Rambler. Photo: Brian Eyre
14. The Pilsley Inn, Pilsley
The Pilsley Inn is located on the Chatsworth Estate and is perfect to visit if you’re looking for a country pub serving great food and local beers. Photo: jason chadwick
15. The Thorn Tree Inn, Jackson Road, Matlock
The Thorn Tree Inn could well be, in my opinion, one of the county’s best hidden gems. I only discovered the pub myself fairly recently, but was blown away by the venue’s beer garden - which offers spectacular views of Riber Castle and the surrounding hills. If you find yourself in Matlock, I can wholeheartedly recommend that you take the time to visit the Thorn Tree for a pint. Photo: Google
16. The Peacock at Barlow, Hackney Lane, Barlow
The Peacock at Barlow is a quintessential country pub, ideally located just a couple of miles outside of Chesterfield. If you’re looking for somewhere to enjoy a drink and a delicious meal in the most scenic of surroundings, then The Peacock at Barlow is a must-visit pub this summer. Photo: Google