Two Waterfall or Gorge and plunge pools (shallow, 1m) plus bridges set in the small but wild valley at the headwaters of the river Dane. Famous for counterfeit money and skulduggery. High moor, good views.
Place Categories: River Swims and Wild Swim.
A stunning deep limestone gorge with caves, rock spires and shallow pools. Popular stepping
Tiny moor-top pool steeped in legend with views of The
On the young river Derwent, downstream of the foot bridge, about a mile up from the car park at
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Address : Ashopton
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Two streams of icy clean, coppery moorland water meet at a bridge and tumble into a deep plunge pool. You can leap off a ledge if you dare. Further down stream is another pool, equally deep, equally stony cold.
It can get a little busy on the few hot days summer days we have. Try it in spring. Try it in autumn, the water is no colder then.