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One of the best show caves around, don't miss this spectacular cavern. Take a journey below ground and discover vast limestone caverns with crystal stalactites and stalagmites. There are lit-up caves, an interesting archeology visitor centre, and lots of beautiful crystals to buy.
Stay above ground and walk around the Country Park, including walking up to Buxton's own folly, Solomon's Temple. Swing through the treens on Go Ape setup.
Visit the Cavern's website
Summer - March to October - 09:30 to 17:00
Tours every 20 minutes
Winter - November to February - 10:00 to 16:00
Monday to Friday - Tours at 10:30am, 12:30pm & 2:30pm
Weekends - Tours every 20 minutes
The Cafe @ The Cavern serves food daily from 9.30 am to 4pm
Buxton Country Park woodland trails are open all hours
Adult - £10.50
Child - £5.50 (ages five to sixteen)
Family - £28.00 (two adults and up to three children)
Students & Seniors - £9.00 (with valid ID)
Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 9DH
OS Map: 119
OS Grid Ref: SK050725
Lat/Lng: 53.250114, -1.9263169
Email: [email protected]
The stately home and 1000 acre park of the Duke of Devonshire.
There's something for all thrill seekers and families at Alton Towers, with tons of terrific (and terrifying!) rides and amazing live shows. Plus, there's CBeebies Land for the little ones.
The most important prehistoric site of the East Midlands, Arbor Low is a Neolithic henge monument atmospherically set amid high moorland. Some say that this is the finest Stone Age 'henge'
Ashbourne has remained largely unchanged since the 18th century, with it's Medieval street pattern and historic buildings.
Take a trip to Bakewell and discover this charming Derbyshire Dales town. You'll find great shopping, plenty of spaces to relax and the famous Bakewell Pudding confection.
The tour starts with a short flight of steps before visitors can appreciate the awe-inspiring majesty of the natural caverns. Then as you go deeper the history of Blue John, or bleu-jaune,
The White Peak offers climbing for all abilities. Popular sites include Dove Dale, the Manifold Valley and the famous Thors Cave - which boasts brilliant crags and bouldering.
There's world famous grit-stone routes and bouldering a short drive away, the nearest crag is just 300 metres from the hostel.
If you enjoy climbing, head for Stanage Edge. Along this 4-mile stretch of gritstone there’s a choice of 1000 challenges covering all grades.
Eyam is a stone's throw from the famous Peak District climbing areas of Stanage, Froggatt, Curbar and Stoney Middleton.
The Peak District offers an ideal landscape for the more experienced climber, with amazing crags and bouldering opportunities just minutes from the hostel door.
Attempt one of the many routes along the famous Stanage, Burbage and Millstone edges. England's finest grit-stone climbing boasts brilliant crags, cracks and bouldering to test your abilities.
Raven's Tor in Dovedale offers superb crack and face climbing on solid rock, all in a beautiful setting above the river.
Nearby Cheedale has a concentration of climbs unmatched anywhere else. Ravenstor Crag is the most ferocious crag in the whole of the Peak.
Cratcliffe Tor provides some of the area's most popular grit-stone climbs.
The Tissington Trail is just 5 minutes drive away and provides links to the beautiful village of Hartington and the market town of Ashbourne.