Lathkill Dale - Iconic scenery and its lead mining legacy - Saturday 14 June
Lathkill Dale – Iconic scenery and its lead mining legacy - Sat 14 June
7 Miles
An iconic location in the Peak District, for centuries this fine limestone valley was the site of lead mining and there was even talk of a Gold Rush! Amid the woodland we will discover remains of waterwheels and steam engines. We will also learn of medieval granges, find a lost village and even an Iron Age hill fort.
This Site of Special Scientific Interest is rich in ancient woodlands and flanked by limestone cliffs. Expect to see some lovely flowers. Our coffee and lunch spots are by the river and we should see dippers and wagtails.
Great for adventurous families. Children over 8 years please. Under 18s come free!
Meeting Point: Moor Lane car park. Grid Ref: SK 1941 6444. What3Words: fights.sparkles.dollars
Parking: P+D (card or RingGo). Sorry, no toilets.
Moderate difficulty walk with rough paths and some steep climbs.
Please Bring: Food and drink. Walking boots or sturdy shoes and suitable clothing for the weather. Some may find walking poles handy.
Dogs on leads allowed.
To book: Please click on the date on the calendar opposite.