Chatsworth is home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire and has been passed down through 16 generations of the Cavendish family.
Use Nether End car park in Church Lane.
(D/A) From the entrance of the car park, turn right on Church Lane and right again to join the first path on your right.
(1) Pass the gate and go straight on the main path, which is called Derwent Valley Heritage Way on some maps. You will pass two intersections and you will go straight in both cases.
(2) Take the path going slightly left, cross carefully the road and walk to Chatsworth House and to the Stable Block if you are interested in.
(3) From this point, walk along the back of the car park and turn left when you see the main path going slightly down.
(4) Turn left and then right at the next intersection. You are now on the same path you came from. Walk back to the car park (D/A)
Waypoints :
D/A : mi 0 - alt. 387ft - Nether End car park - Nether End car park
1 : mi 0.26 - alt. 394ft
2 : mi 1.28 - alt. 371ft
3 : mi 1.72 - alt. 410ft - Chatsworth House
4 : mi 2.39 - alt. 374ft
D/A : mi 3.05 - alt. 387ft - Nether End car park - Nether End car park
Nether End car park only takes cash. Toilets available at the car park and at the Chatsworth House.
There is a shop and two restaurants next to Chatsworth House.
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More information about Chatsworth House : https://www.chatsworth.org
Global average : 4.33/5
Number of opinions : 1
Description quality : 4/5
Routemap quality : 4/5
Walk interest : 5/5
Global average : 4.33 / 5
Date of walk
: 22/08/19
Description quality
: Good
Routemap quality
: Good
Walk interest
: Very good
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