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The weir at the end of Clumber Lake is the controlled overflow point for the estate's long ornamental water. Water gently flows over a low broad spillway continuing downstream into the lake. The steady sound of flowing water provides a natural pause point.

A nice little waterfall and you can go behind the waterfall as well

National cycle Route 6, one of Britain's longest cycle routes, NCN 6 runs all the way from London to the Lake District, via the East Midlands and Manchester.

The Clowne Greenway is a reclaimed railway, travelling through cuttings (known locally as the canyons) which will excite geologists. The rock faces are home for many species of wild flowers, insects, mammals and birds.

The station was opened without ceremony on 1 November 1888. The line was single track between Seymour Junction and Elmton and Creswell. Accordingly, the station had a single, curving platform and typical Midland Railway country station building very similar to those at Bolsover Castle and Glapwell. Remarkably, the station survived into the 21st Century, being demolished in 2000. On 4 July 1938 the station was renamed "Clown and Barlborough", then renamed again by British Railways on 18 June 1951, this time by adding a "e" to become "Clowne and Barlborough". The trackbed is now a greenway with the platform of Clowne and Barlborough as well as Clowne South Station visible. The station site forms a greenway between Staveley and Creswell via Clowne.

This wooden bridge can be very slippy when wet.

An be busy so go steady great coffee stop