National Stone Centre is a 40 acre Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), for its geological formations, offering outdoor and indoor activities for all, including Rock Shop and The Blue Lagoon Café within the Discovery Centre. The Stone Centre, adjacent to the High Peak Trail, is a 1.5 mile steep uphill walk from Cromford or just a short bus ride from Cromford market place on bus 6.1 or 110.
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National Stone Centre
National Stone Centre is a 40 acre Site of Special Scientific Interest.
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Derwent Valley Mills
Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site is a fascinating series of historic mill complexes.
ViewPeak District National Park
Britain’s first National Park, with countless views to enjoy, hills to hike, stately homes and lovely villages.
ViewChatsworth
Chatsworth home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, is renowned for its rich history and array of art and its garden.
ViewCromford Mills
Cromford Mills, home of Sir Richard Arkwright and part of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site.
ViewMuseum of Making
Museum of Making at Derby Silk Mill, celebrates the area’s rich history of innovation.
ViewMuseum & Art Gallery
Derby Museum and Art Gallery displays of paintings and artifacts of both local and international importance.
ViewStrutt’s North Mill
Strutt’s North Mill tells the story of Belper's former cotton spinning industry
ViewEcclesbourne Valley Railway
Ecclesbourne Valley Railway heritage trains connect with the Derwent Valley Line at Duffield for a scenic ride to Wirksworth.
Peak Rail
Peak Rail steam trains operate from platform 2 at Matlock Station to Darley Dale and Rowsley.
ViewCrich Tramway
Crich Tramway Village offers unlimited tram rides along a unique period street.
ViewGreat British Car Journey
Great British Car Journey takes you on a 100 year journey of British car companies.
ViewNottingham Castle
Nottingham Castle retells the epic story of Robin Hood and this rebellious city.
ViewAttenborough Nature Reserve
Attenborough Nature Reserve is an outstanding complex of flooded former gravel pits and islands providing exceptional wildlife habitat.
ViewHaddon Hall
Haddon Hall is one of the most significant and oldest heritage destinations in the country, with a remarkable tapestry and furniture collection.
ViewHall Leys Park
Hall Leys Park is a picturesque park with a variety of activities including play area, splash pool, skatepark, electric boats and mini railway.
ViewDerwent Gardens
Derwent Gardens comprise thermal springs creating pools, with grotos and alcoves creating unique riverside gardens
Mining Museum
Peak District Mining Museum explores the world of a Derbyshire Lead Miner with panning for gold and numerous artefacts.
ViewWhistlestop Café
Whistlestop Café and Discovery Centre in the Grade II listed station building provides a welcoming gateway for passengers arriving at Matlock Bath.
ViewBlack Rocks
Black Rocks is a popular walking and climbing area off the High Peak Trail. with superb views over Cromford and Matlock Bath.
ViewCromford Canal
Cromford Canal is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is a haven for water vole
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