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Really nice gravelly tracks with various nature boards & lots of wild flowers & water plants. There are numerous points where you can cut up to the road, or you can navigate your way to Clay Cross almost entirely off road on a gravel bike

Busy place yet still manages to have a relaxed atmosphere in the sunshine

former railway line, offering a mostly flat and scenic route

former railway line, offering a mostly flat and scenic route

Nice place to visit, good shop

Lowered into place on October 21st 2024 This magnificent structure is 38 metres long and weighs about 40 tons. It replaces a brick bridge on what was originally the Great Central Railway and creates a direct route between Staveley and the Trans Pennine Trail as part of the Chesterfield Canal Restoration

By Melanie Jackson. The design celebrates Chesterfield's strong industrial heritage, whilst also looking forward, towards the town's future growth and development. A large weathering steel, spoked feature (representing a 'wheel' or 'cog') appears to grow out of the landscape, symbolising industry, the spokes twist upwards at the centre to form an opening flower – representing the town's growth and future, which is yet to unfold. The design of the 'flower' is influenced by the flower of the pomegranate tree, which features on the town's coat of arms. The eight petals relate to the eight twisting facets of the town's famous spire and also represent the eight community areas that make up Chesterfield. Eight sculptural dry-stone walls radiate out from the roots of the artwork, blending the sculpture with its setting.

The Teversal Trail is part of a network of multi-use trails in Nottinghamshire that caters to cyclists, walkers, and horse riders. It is based around the village of Teversal and uses old railway lines from the area's mining heritage.