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Cromford’s Water Story Walk

11 May 2024

Explore Cromford's relationship with water.

A one way walk from Cromford Market Place, around the village and along the canal to High Peak Junction, Leawood Pumphouse and Aqueduct Cottage. Explore the relationship of this village with water and why it was so important to the village, mills, landscape and transport. At the end of the led walk, take some time to explore the High Peak Junction Railway workshops, visit Leawood Pumphouse or Aqueduct Cottage that will be open or walk back to Cromford.

Start point: Market Place, Cromford, DE3 3QE

Accessibility: Some uneven ground and limited views if seated on a mobility scooter/tramper.

Distance: 2.5 miles (4.3 miles total including return to Market Place) sorry no dogs.

Cost/Booking: Free. Booking essential by email to dvmwhs@Derbyshire.gov.uk give name and numbers.

Address

Market Place, Cromford, DE3 3QE
15 minute walk from Cromford station

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Opening Times

1.30pm start Opening times may vary, please check with the attraction for the latest information.

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