These walks in the scenic parts of the city, plus a couple in the Peak District, are mainly on the shorter side, giving you the chance to work up a thirst nicely. We’ve checked all the pubs mentioned are open but you may need to book at some. Go to their websites or Facebook pages for details. Cheers!
5. Meersbrook Park stroll
Enjoy great views of the city from the top of this park. Start at Meersbrook Hall, then follow paths going clockwise around the park and up the hill. Finish at the timbered Bishop’s House, one of the city's oldest buildings, before leaving the park and making the short trip to the Cross Scythes pub on Derbyshire Lane, which is first come, first served. Distance: 1 mile. Time: 30-45 minutes Photo: Brian Eyre
6. Onesmoor from High Bradfield
This walk starts at Brown House Lane, near the Old Horns pub, and explores Onesmoor, taking in Castle Hill earthworks and great views. You could also try The Plough in Low Bradfield or Bradfield Brewery pub the Nags Head instead. Length: 3.7 miles. Time: 2 hours Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
7. Calver river walk
This is a lovely level, short walk - distance 2.5 miles - along the River Derwent between Calver and Froggatt. Keep an eye out for birdlife such as dippers and grey wagtails on the river and admire the lovely 17th-century bridge at Froggatt. Your starting point, the Bridge Inn boasts a pretty riverside garden. Guide at http://www.derbyshire-peakdistrict.co.uk/calverwalk.htm Photo: bridge
8. Woodland walk, Ford to Troway
The Moss Valley is a fantastic area for walkers and this one starts from the Ford picnic area at the side of the Bridge Inn. It goes through the beautiful woods, taking in the Seldom Seen engine house. Pop into Troway Hall to buy some of their honey. Walk route at https://www.greatbritishlife.co.uk/things-to-do/walks/derbyshire-walk-troway-6508824. Distance: 5.75 miles. Photo: Julia Armstrong