One Arch Bridge – Queen Mary's Bower loop from Beeley

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One Arch Bridge – Queen Mary's Bower loop from Beeley

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One Arch Bridge – Queen Mary's Bower loop from Beeley

01:08

9.93km

60m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 17, 2026

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Peak District National Park

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1.12 km

One Arch Bridge

Highlight • Historical Site

At the south end of the park is One Arch Bridge, which was built in 1759–1760. This coursed, squared sandstone and ashlar structure is a feature of the south park, …

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1.64 km

Old Corn Mill, Chatsworth Estate

Highlight • Historical Site

The water powered corn mill stands near the River Derwent at the southern end of the Chatsworth Estate. It was last used to grind corn in 1950 and has deteriorated …

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3.19 km

A raised platform, originally part of the formal gardens that once surrounded the house. This was said to have been used by Mary Queen of Scots for exercise when she was imprisoned at Chatsworth in the 1570s.

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4.76 km

The Cannon Kissing Gate, Chatsworth Park

Highlight • Rest Area

The Cannon Kissing Gate was unveiled in 1999 by the Duke of Devonshire and Mrs Jill Cannon. Mrs Cannon was the inspiration behind the gate, which was designed to be …

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6.35 km

Game Larder at Chatsworth House

Highlight • Monument

A former game store, now used for information. There are boards full of history about the grounds, gardens and how the estate was used for hunting.

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6.60 km

Chatsworth House

Highlight • Historical Site

One of the finest country houses in the UK provides a stunning backdrop to your run. Whether your route takes you through the park and gardens, or further afield around …

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