A riverside walk about slowing the flow, following the Holme Brook from Loundsley Green, through Holme Brook Valley park and up to Linacre reservoirs.
Natural flood management is an effective and nature-friendly way of catching and storing high rainfall and flood water. On this afternoon stroll up the Holme Brook, Don Catchment Rivers Trust will be explaining how simple, relatively small-scale measures, such as tree-planting and pond-creation, can add up to create real benefits, helping to reduce flooding, protect people and improve our natural environment.
The Trust works to protect and restore rivers in the Don Catchment area. Find out how you and your community can be involved in natural flood management at www.dcrt.org.uk
Walk grading - moderate (walks for people with country walking experience and a good level of fitness).
Organised by Don Catchment Rivers Trust
Free of charge. Donations will be gratefully accepted on behalf of Don Catchment Rivers Trust.
Booking essential
From North/South Leave M1 at junction 29 and follow A617 to Chesterfield (approx 4 miles). At traffic light controlled roundabout select middle lane and take 3rd exit. At next roundabout select right lane and take 2nd exit (Lordsmill Street). Stay in right hand lane and go straight on through traffic lights and round Crooked Spire Church. At traffic lights select middle lane and go straight on. At next lights, select left lane and go straight on following road through traffic lights and along back of Town Hall. At next two sets of lights, go straight on then, at top of hill, fork right (Brockwell Lane). Follow road for approx 1¼ miles and turn left into Pennine Way. Follow road for approx ½ mile and see footpath on right. Continue on road for approx 300 yards and car park on left.
From East Follow A617 to junction with M1 motorway then follow route from North/South
From West Follow A619 into Chesterfield. At traffic lights, turn left into Storrs Road. Follow road to end and, at mini roundabout, take 1st exit. Take next right turn (Slack Lane) and, at roundabout, take 3d exit (Ashgate Road). Follow road for approx ½ mile and turn left (Cuttholme Road). Take 1st right (Wenlock Crescent and 3rd right (Brendon Avenue). At T junction (Pennine Way), turn right for starting point or left for car park.
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