From the stunning estate at Chatsworth with its acres of lush green pastures to Chesterfield’s jewel in the crown that is Queen’s Park, there is plenty to tempt families into the great outdoors.
We take a look at ten of the best places to visit for exercise.
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1. Chatsworth estate
Enjoy a wander by the river in the lush parklands of the Chatsworth estate with the spectacular backdrop of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire's stately home. Photo: Brian Eyre
2. Hall Leys Park, Matlock
Located right in the middle of town, this popular riverside park has a playground, a cafe and a pond. Visitors can see Riber Castle on the horizon. Photo: JPIMedia
3. Hardwick Park
Check out 2,500 acres of stunning parkland surrounding Hardwick Hall, near Chesterfield, including woods and ponds. Rare breed Longhorn cattle and sheep graze in the parkland. Photo: jason chadwick
4. Queen's Park, Chesterfield
A gentle stroll from the town centre will take you to the town's premier park where there is ample room for socially-distanced exercise and relaxing afterwards on the grass while you soak up the sun's rays. Photo: Brian Eyre