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It’s a great ride along country lanes and very little traffic.

Swimming swim

In 2024, the surface has been upgraded to excellent quality, smooth tarmac for the whole route between Derby City centre and Borrowash bridge.

Darley Park is a large, picturesque and popular park situated within walking distance of the city centre. It is located on the River Derwent at the gateway to the World Heritage Site.

This former water mill was built in 1837. It's now a grade 2 listed private residence. It still has the original water wheel which you can see but it no longer works.

There is bike parking at the Museum, to the left of the main entrance. Of course good locks are required, as with any urban bike parking.

In the historic suburb of Darley Abbey, part of the Derwent Valley Mills UNESCO World Heritage Site, Darley Park is a popular green space within walking distance of Derby's city centre. There's plenty to see for nature lovers, with a butterfly garden and two larger wildlife sites: Darley and Nutwood Local Nature Reserve and Darley Park Wildflower Meadow. Keep your eyes out for the peregrine falcons that nest in Derby Cathedral.

After a number of years of closure whilst the museum was upgraded it has now (June 2021) been reopened as the "Museum of Making". https://www.derbymuseums.org/museum-of-making/ Entry is free and the museum includes a cafe. Little or no bike parking available but recommend visiting Bikeworks nearby on Full Street where bikes can be stored securely (and for free) during opening hours (Mon-Fri, office hours). See https://www.facebook.com/bikeworksderby/