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The dark entrance of Thor's Cave opens in a limestone crag above green woodland beneath a cloud-filled sky.#013
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#013 / PEAK DISTRICT

Thor's Cave

A broad cave mouth set high in a limestone crag above the Manifold Valley.

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natural feature
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Overview

Thor's Cave is a natural limestone cavern above the Manifold Valley near Wetton. Its large arched entrance is visible from the Manifold Way; the catalogue entry identifies the cave, not the whole valley.

Source: Visit Peak District & Derbyshire

Getting there

The regional visitor page lists Wetton Car Park on Carr Lane and describes access to the cave on foot via waymarked or signed routes. The cave pin is separate from the village arrival point.

Source: Visit Peak District & Derbyshire

Useful information

  • Terrain

    The visitor page describes steep approaches that can be slippery and an unguarded cave mouth. This is published site context, not a report of today's conditions.

    Source: Visit Peak District & Derbyshire

  • Access

    The visitor page states that fires, barbecues and wild camping are not allowed in or around the cave. Check current local signs and visitor guidance.

    Source: Visit Peak District & Derbyshire

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