Calver Weir was built in the 19th century to provide water to power Calver Mill, a little further down the River Derwent. These days, the Grade II-listed structure is a prominent feature on the river and is home to much wildlife, especially birdlife. In summer, many people swim and paddle in the weir. The section of trail from the weir to Calver is very picturesque and a pleasure to stroll along.

Cragsman Daz

June 9, 2024

I walked past but couldn't get a photo ..the trees and hedges were to overgrown

Kevb

October 9, 2024

Great place for a sit down here at the bottom

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Elevation 130 m

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Location: Calver, Derbyshire Dales, Derbyshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom

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