Top 4 Caves Macclesfield

Usually pretty muddy during the winter, although there's been a mini board walk placed within luds church because it gets pretty swampy so is an easy walk through there, it's a pretty mystical place so definitely take your camera for a few snaps. Parking carefully as the road is used by large tractors as well as brewery visitors and hikers/walkers.

Derbyshire Caving Club have regular open days when you can tour the mines, which are extensive. You can also volunteer in mine excavation and maintenance works.

Beautiful to pass through, this place holds a lot of history. Be sure to take a walk on the Roaches Trail. You won't be disappointed by the naturally awe-inspiring, moist, moss-filled little ecosystem.

An awesome sight in winter

Fascinating pass to go through

A must see of in the area. Warm on top ground and you can see your breath in the "Church".

You’d never know this existed unless I had it on map, beautiful place hidden in the trees

The caves in Alderley Edge are the remains of minework that was carried out here from as early as the Roman and Brone Ages! Written records show that mining continued here up until the 1920s, with obvious gaps inbetween. The mines are sometimes opened up to the public for guided tours, if this is something you're interested in you can check out dates and times here https://www.derbyscc.org.uk/alderley/current_visiting.php