
What is recorded here
Peaty waterfall in Padley Gorge is shown and named in a reusable Geograph picture. The saved point is the picture's recorded map point.
Peaty Waterfall in Padley Gorge is a modest yet picturesque cascade, formed by a small stream tumbling over peat-stained rock in the limestone landscape of the Peak District. Though not especially tall, its setting within a narrow, wooded gorge enhances its natural charm, making it a pleasant and photogenic spot for local visitors.
The picture record does not grant public access. Use signed public paths and do not enter private land without permission.
Places near here
Padley GorgeWood · 109 yd
Mossy rocks and waterfallWaterfall · 129 yd
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Bole HillMountain / peak · 438 yd
Stone circle, Longshaw EstateAncient stone or rock art · 487 yd
Padley MillListed building · 521 yd
Bolehill WoodWood · 524 yd
LawrencefieldCliff · 684 yd
Padley ChapelListed building · 783 yd
Owler TorMountain / peak · 825 yd
Granby Discovery BarnHeritage attraction · 900 ydOther information
Photo: Andy Stephenson · CC BY-SA 2.0