크리치 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Good little hike to Crich Stand and trig point for great views

Brilliant little cafe stop

If you want quality tasting food and coffee then Loaf is a must stop. Freshly baked bread and cakes, delicious coffee, sandwiches, pastries, pasties etc. you’d be a fool to miss it. https://theloaf.co.uk/

This coffee stop came recommended and it did not disappoint. The food and drink was excellant but allow time because it was busy and often is!

About 50m from the junction with the Cromford Canal, the Matlock to Derby railway emerges from the tunnel under Lea Wood and crosses the River Derwent.

Aqueduct Cottage was originally built as a lengthsman’s and lock-keeper’s accommodation in c1802 by Peter Nightingale, servicing the Lea Wood Arm, sometimes known as the Nightingale Arm, of the canal to his factories and lead works at Lea Bridge and Lea Wharf. It is grade II listed and is in the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site and Borough of Amber Valley.

just a great walk

Aqueduct Cottage is a historic 19th century building located along the pretty River Derwent within the Derwent Valley. It was built in 1802 as a home for a lengthsman (someone who maintained local canals). It's in a very picturesque setting and is a cherished landmark in the area.