Cave Dale — Attraction in High Peak

Love cavedale been here multiple times.

So instead of doing a normal walk here is a series of climbs you can do.

Firstly this is still my favourite on to date. As you enter on your left you will see a bit of a cliff that you can climb up with no harness Very shear drop so only attempt if somewhat experienced.

Done it once and the adrenaline rush is class.

The second one is a sheep trail you follow which is on your right when your around half way through cavedale and you crawl up the side. At the bottom they is a shear drop.

If your to do any of these please be confident enough in yourself and also make sure you double check if any of the rocks are lose or not.

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Gorgeous at any time of the year. We recently braved a snowy, icey hike through Cavedale and up into the peaks. If you are planning something similar then good boots are a must. The entrance can be slippy and the far end is basically a gentle water fall that you can walk up. If something is happening in Peak Cavern, (if they are showing a movie as they sometimes do), then you can hear it through a hole in the cliff further up Cavedale. After your hike, be sure to warm yourself by the fire in one of Castletons lovely pubs. Our favourite is The George, but they are all...

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