ブランプトンでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Wooden Boardwalk now mostly replaced by a "Rubble Mound" crushed stone walkway, similar to a breakwater in a sea harbour. With plastic (imitation wood) handrail/fence

Wooden Boardwalk now mostly replaced by a "Rubble Mound" crushed stone walkway, similar to a breakwater in a sea harbour. With plastic (imitation wood) handrail/fence

Well earned rest if you followed this route up some pretty prolonged hills. Gingers bench had been placed in memory of someone’s dog and provides a wonderful view of the upper reservoir at Linacre. Seek this bench out, you won’t be disappointed

Good foot paths around Linacre , very wet and muddy once you leave them . Good waterproof boots and gaiters recommend .

There are three beautiful reservoirs at Linacre, aptly named Lower, Middle, and Upper, going from east to west. The reservoirs are surrounded by fields and woodland with a network of trails and footpaths. The woods are beautiful and include oak, beech, alder, larch, and pine, and in the springtime they are carpeted with bluebells. It is a scenic area, and there is a public car park on the northern edge of the woods of the Lower Reservoir.

very peaceful little old church, good to stop at if you're hiking around linacre/brookside/old brampton

Old Brampton lies on the ancient road westward across the moors; for many centuries this was the only way from Chesterfield to Baslow and beyond. There has been a church here since at least 1100. For most of that time it was the centre of a huge parish which included Holymoorside and ran right up to the western edge of Chesterfield, but in 1832 St Thomas’ Church was built in New Brampton and took away the eastern and southern parts of the old parish. The church is a Grade 1 listed building, built from local sandstones, and stands in a large churchyard surrounded by trees, which makes a very attractive setting.

Always a favourite place to walk or ride. Beautiful scenery and unusual boardwalk around the reservoir