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Stubbing Pond's history is connected to the industrial past of the Wingerworth area. The pond was created as a source of water power for various activities, including the operation of a smithy. The dam for Stubbing Great Pond was constructed around 1700. From the pond, one can see Stubbing Court, the ancestral home of the Hunloke family.

A peaceful retreat with the excellent Elm Tree pub/restaurant a few hundred yards away.

This Western section of the wood is on the side of Bole Hill. Beautiful & quiet amongst the trees, there are plenty of Bluebells in April & May. Drop down into the lower section of the wood to find the stream

Well worth a visit. A circular walk taking in Northedge-Alton & Bolehill gives great views to Bolsover, Chesterfield, Hardwick and beyond.

The Great Pond of Stubbing is a Dam of the Tricket Brook formerly used to power Wingerworth Saw Mills in the mid 1800's. Private fishing along the Western side

Nice high-speed drop-off jump (with chicken line) big enough for much fun but not so big as to be dangerous

Was one of the most contaminated sites in Europe, I can remember the smell that stunk really badly from this area .

Big Car Park now opened at the entrance to "The Avenue" just off the A61 roundabout. Good access to the whole "Avenue Country Park" formerly the "Coalite" works. Masses of new housing going up, but the country park is the area alongside the River Rother and the main railway line, heading to Clay Cross and the North Wingfield Nature Reserve.