E dale Mountain Rescue team were called to reports of a collapsed walker above Treak Cliff Cavern in the Peak District at 2.24 pm on Thursday, August 29.

Treak Cliff Cavern has been designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is a show cave featuring spectacular stalactite formations.

With its mesmerising stalactites and stalagmites, Treak Cliff Cave is a magical place to visit. It contains large deposits of Blue John Stone, a mineral unique to the area which has been mined for ...

You can pay to go inside Treak Cliff Caverns and explore one of only two places where the Blue John Ore is still excavated (Image: Derby Telegraph). Leave the cavern complex by the main path and ...

Treak Cliff Cavern opens year-round for tours (£11.50 online booking), plus December carol concerts (www.bluejohnstone.com). Peak Cavern has concerts, weekends at 6pm in December (www ...

Treak Cliff Cavern, Castleton. Nestled underneath the green hills of Mam Tor lies a quirky set of caverns which is home to an elusive mineral found only in one other location across the country.

A vein of Blue John stone has been found in Derbyshire, 150 years after the last discovery. The rare mineral, only found beneath Treak Cliff Hill, near Castleton in the Peak District, is so called ...

Until 1915, Peak Cavern was home to Britain's last cave dwellers. Treak Cliff Caverns is celebrated not only for its extensive and unique veins of the semi-precious mineral Blue John Stone but ...