If you’re a regular of the Peak District, you should be aware of its numerous cave tunnels and caverns. But – have you ever been in them?
If it’s something you’d like to try, we’ve listed the most exciting caverns that the Peak District has to offer. Be aware of the dangers of caving, however - never do it alone.
Did we miss any out? Be sure to let us know!
Did we miss any out? Be sure to let us know!
5. The Great Masson Cavern
The Great Masson Cavern was once a fluorspar mine and was opened to tourists during the 19th century. It's noted for its distinct lack of stalagmites and stalactites, which are normally a key feature of caves. Photo: -
6. Thor's Cave
The truly epic Thor's Cave has been the backdrop for multiple films, TV shows and music videos. It's a steep climb, so be careful, but the views are more than worth the effort. Photo: -
7. Blue John Cavern
Like Treak Cavern, Blue John Cavern is where Blue John is mined (hence the name). Aside from this, it boasts unique scenery and was also the basis for a short story by Arthur Conan Doyle. Photo: -