Rothwell Gullet is a picturesque valley in the Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, England. The valley is surrounded by rolling hills, limestone cliffs, and scenic farmland, offering breathtaking views and tranquil atmosphere. The area is popular for hiking, rock climbing, and horse riding, with several trails and routes for all skill levels. The valley floor is home to several ancient monuments, including the Nine Ladies stone circle, a Bronze Age burial site, and the Earl Grey Tower, a 19th-century folly. The area is also dotted with quaint villages, such as Birchover and Stanton in Peak, offering a glimpse into rural English life.
I am not 100% sure we went to the right place We were looking for a dog walking place in the area, followed Google map instruction, stopped where it said we arrived. Tried to walk around... Fence, barb wire and no public access signs everywhere, nothing like the Google photos show.... It was a big disappointment there is a new estate... Maybe it was built on the reserve ... Not sure, but we don't go there anymore, not worth it
Small but lovely reserve
Small nature reserve in an old ironstone quarry. Doesn't take long to walk around, and there are some interesting plants and wildlife to be seen!
Saw a hare and several birds. Very secluded. Take a friend.
Hidden gem on outskirts of Rothwell
Nice fantastic place
Good for kids
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I am not 100% sure we went to the right place We were looking for a dog walking place in the area, followed Google map instruction, stopped where it said we arrived. Tried to walk around... Fence, barb wire and no public access signs everywhere, nothing like the Google photos show.... It was a big disappointment there is a new estate... Maybe it was built on the reserve ... Not sure, but we don't go there anymore, not worth it
Small but lovely reserve
Small nature reserve in an old ironstone quarry. Doesn't take long to walk around, and there are some interesting plants and wildlife to be seen!
Saw a hare and several birds. Very secluded. Take a friend.
Hidden gem on outskirts of Rothwell
Nice fantastic place
