Situated on the North Notts/Derbyshire border near Worksop, Creswell Crags is a limestone gorge with caves on both sides of the lake, it was once the home of Ice Age hunters between 50,000 and 10,000 years ago during the last Ice Age.
For more information visit the Creswell Crags website.
11/04/03

To see a map of the area click here

Creswell Crags Visitor Centre, inside is the museum and education centre.

  Cross the bridge over the stream into Crags Meadow.

  Crags Meadow and picnic area.

Boat House Cave.

  The path runs the whole of the lake, on the other side are
the Pin Hole and Robin Hood caves.

All the caves have metal bars to protect them,
this is a view inside Church Hole.

Bee collecting pollen, as they do.

Entrance to the Robin Hood Cave

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