Explore Derbyshire's breathtaking summer viewpoints within an hour of Derby, offering natural beauty and varied trails.

The highest point of Derwent Edge is Back Tor, with an elevation of 538m. As well as being a popular route for walkers, the rocky outcrops along the edge are a hotspot for climbers.

Streets in Bakewell, in Derbyshire, were flooded on Sunday afternoon Parts of Derbyshire have flooded as the county prepares for more rain and rising water levels. The Environment Agency has ...

Two abandoned villages deliberately flooded in 1943 to make way for the Ladybower reservoir have been revealed by low water levels. Derwent and Ashopton, in Derbyshire, were sacrificed to serve ...

Mrs Rhodes, from Doncaster, said: "We were both totally amazed as we approached it after a very rainy and windy Derwent Edge walk. "It was blowing back up and over the top. We’ve been there lots ...

Darley Bridge on The River Derwent was closed on Sunday due to rising river levels, and Derbyshire Police asked people to avoid the area and respect any road closure signs. This X post cannot be ...