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Derby's Riverside Quarter Trail at Derby
The Riverside Quarter is easily the greenest of the City Centre's Quarters. There are three trails covering the River Derwent. the Riverside Quarter Trail starts from St. Mary's Bridge, and goes as far as Holmes Bridge. Suitable for all age groups, it can be walked during a lunch hour and is accessible for wheelchair users. There is an extension which takes you further along the riverside through Pride Park to Alvaston Park. Distances from St. Mary's Bridge: To Bass's Recreation Ground 0.6 miles/1 kilometre; To Alvaston Park 2.2 miles/3.5 kilometres. A leaflet is available free of charge from Derby Tourist Information Centre 01332 255802
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DerbyCity Centre, Derby, DE1 3AH
See location on Google maps.Map reference: SK 353364 Lat: 52.92385 Long: -1.47637
As Derby is the UK's most central city, access couldn't be easier. Centrally based and accessible by the A6, A50, A52 and A38. 15 minutes from M1 junctions 24 or 25. Just 15 minutes drive from Nottingham East Midlands Airport and 50 minutes from Birmingham International.
Parking : with charge
Accessible by Public Transport : Derby station
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Pennine Cycleway - Part of National Cycle Network
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City of Derby Railway Heritage Trail
