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After rain this is even more impressive

View over the dam and down the reservoir. This is the famous dam where, during the second World War, they practiced the bombing runs using the bouncing bombs

Check before you go as it’s not always overflowing. Lots of beautiful circular walks ranging from 3 miles to 22 miles.

When the Derwent reservoir is full, the water flows out through the 'plugholes' at the southern end. A mesmerising spectacle when there's a lot of water flowing and can be enhanced by a great sunrise.

Approach the base of the Derwent Dam from Fairholmes car park and walk across the open field to get up close and personal with the overflowing torrent of white water. It’s a spectacular sight and the noise is incredible. Feel the mist generated by the cascade on your face. Wonderful viewpoint for photographs!

The Derwent Reservoir is located in the northeast of England, straddling the border between County Durham and Northumberland. It is part of a series of reservoirs constructed along the River Derwent, including the Derwent, Howden, and Ladybower Reservoirs, which collectively supply water to the region, including Newcastle and parts of County Durham.

Kinder Downfall is the waterfall where the River Kinder cascades off the Kinder Plateau. In summer, it's a small trickle, but it can become raging in wetter periods. It sometimes freezes in the winter and when running here in high wind it's not unusual to see the waterfall blowing back up the valley.

Bamford Edge consists of a set of rocks protruding from a towering hilltop in the Peak District National Park. The views from here are incomparable, feel ontop of the world as you gaze toward Ladybower Dam and the rolling countryside that surrounds it.