Dean Clough is a hidden gem in the Peak District, with lush valleys and cascading waterfalls. Be mindful of the weather when crossing, as rainy and wet conditions may be dangerous.

Jo | The Wandering Wildflower

March 4, 2022

Cross via stepping stones.

Ann (Peregrinate North West & Beyond)

January 12, 2025

About 5 miles out of Marsden; this is not easily accessed as there is a steep (but very short) descent to the water. But well worth the effort for a picnic spot in Summer. Chances are that you will get the spot for your own, a real luxury in the Peak District !

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Elevation 410 m

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