Tickets to Ride
Great Value Rail Tickets Adult Off-Peak Day Return
from Derby to Matlock £6.10 and from Nottingham to
Matlock £9.30. Off-Peak Single and Day Return tickets
are valid after 0859 Monday to Friday and anytime at
weekends and Bank Holidays. Children aged 5-15
travel for half the adult rate.
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£1 off any standard advertised fare* for any person with a valid
Derwent Valley Line ticket or Day Rover (* including Family Tickets
and special Horse Days). Discount for train ticket holders only.
Terms and conditions
Valid train or day rover ticket for day of admission must be shown
with this voucher. Present voucher when paying.
Valid on all scheduled trips in 2016.
Groupsave offers a 34% discount on local off-peak
services for groups of 3 to 9 adults travelling together,
with up to four accompanying children travelling for just
£1 each.
Crich Tramway Village
Visit tramway.co.uk
for information.
Open 19 March until 30 October 2016.
Hop On and Off at Stations on the Way Day Return
and Groupsave tickets between any two stations on the
Derwent Valley Line (Nottingham-Derby-Matlock) allow
you to hop on and off at intermediate stations on both
your outward and return journeys. If you break your
journey at an intermediate station you must then
resume your journey in the same direction to your
destination. For example, with a day return between
Derby and Matlock, you could stop off at Belper and
then Whatstandwell en route to Matlock and, on your
return to Derby, stop off at Cromford and then
Ambergate.
Bus link from
Ambergate station.
Discounted admission prices are:
Adults: £10.00, Senior Citizen: £9.00, Child (4-15 years): £6.00.
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Terms and conditions
Valid train or rover ticket for day of admission must be shown with
this voucher. Not to be used with any other offers.
Present voucher when paying. Valid until 30 October 2016.
Not valid on premier event days. Prices correct at November 2015.
Discount NOT valid on purchase of annual tickets.
The Heights of Abraham
Visit heightsofabraham.com
for more information.
Open daily 12 March - 30 October 2016.
3 minutes walk from
Matlock Bath station.
Discounted admission prices are:
Adults: £11.60,
Senior Citizen: £8.80,
Child (5-15 years): £8.00.
N.B. Prices for 2016 to be confirmed.
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Terms and conditions
Valid train or rover ticket for day of admission must be shown with
this voucher. Not to be used with any other offers.
Present voucher when paying. Valid until 30 October 2016.
Prices correct at November 2015.
Sir Richard Arkwright’s
Masson Mills
Visit massonmills.co.uk for more information. 20 minutes walk from
Cromford or Matlock
Open daily until 30 November 2016.
Bath station.
Machinery demonstrations Monday to
Saturday at 1100 and 1400, Sunday 1200 and 1400.
No need to book, just turn up.
Adults: £3.00, Concessions: £2.50, Child (5-16 years): £2.00.
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Discount for train ticket holders only.
Terms and conditions
Valid train or rover ticket for day of admission must be shown with
this voucher. Not to be used with any other offers.
Present voucher when paying. Valid until 30 November 2016.
Prices correct at November 2015.
Travel Information The Derwent Valley Line is operated by East
Midlands Trains. Journey times between Derby and Matlock is 34
minutes and between Nottingham and Matlock 1 hour and 5 minutes.
Train Connections at Derby Monday to Saturday, journey time from
London via Derby is typically 2 hours to Belper and 2 hours 30 minutes
to Matlock. Derby has good train connections with many parts of the
country, including Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Leeds, Leicester,
Newcastle and York.
Group Travel Groups of 10 or more can save 26%
on standard rail fares (when booked in advance).
Derbyshire Wayfarer Day rover tickets are valid on
all train and bus services in Derbyshire and the Peak
District. Not valid for rail travel before 0900 Monday to
Friday. Adult tickets £12.30 including one child, £6.15
for seniors or child. Tickets can be purchased at Derby,
Long Eaton and other staffed stations, from Tourist
Information Centres and on most local bus services
(Wayfarer cannot be purchased on the train).
Derbyshire b-line Card
Holders Receive 25% off
local train fares as long as
one end of your journey is
in Derbyshire.
derbyshire.gov.uk/bline
Prices correct at
November 2015.
Train Times 13 December to 14 May 2016
Tourist Information Centres
Derby 01332 643411 visitderby.co.uk
Matlock (c/o Ashbourne Tourist Information)
01335 343666 visitpeakdistrict.com
Nottingham 08444 77 5678
experiencenottinghamshire.com
Newark 01636 655765
newark-sherwooddc.gov.uk/tourism
Contact Information
East Midlands Trains Customer Relations
For ticket bookings and information about season
tickets, groups, business or assisted travel.
03457 125 678 eastmidlandstrains.co.uk
TextDirect 18001 03457 125678 for people with
hearing impairments.
National Rail Enquiries
03457 48 49 50
nationalrail.co.uk
Traveline Public
Transport Information
We recommend you
check bus times prior to travel, bus times quoted in this
leaflet are correct at November 2015. 0871 200 22 33
derbyshire.gov.uk/buses
Derwent Valley Line Community Rail Partnership
Works to promote and develop the Derwent Valley Line.
Partners are East Midlands Trains, local authorities,
parish and town councils and other organisations. The
Partnership is managed by Derbyshire County Council.
Derwent Valley Line Community Rail Partnership,
Derbyshire County Council, Economy, Transport
and Environment Department, County Hall, Matlock
DE4 3AG. 01629 538062.
eastmidlandstrains.co.uk/derwentvalleyline
This publication is available in other formats from
Call Derbyshire 01629 533190.
(Newark) - Nottingham - Derby - Matlock
World Heritage Site Gateway Centre Now Open
Designed and produced by Derbyshire County Council, County Hall, Matlock, Derbyshire DE4 3AG www.derbyshire.gov.uk
Narrow Boat Cruises
Cruises operate Saturdays,
Sundays and Wednesdays,
7 minutes walk from
from 19 March 2016,
Cromford station.
(subject to weather, water
and boat conditions).
For full prices and times visit cromfordcanal.info or call
the boat line on 07552 055455 (0900 to 1800 hours).
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Grea
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Tickets to Ride
Great Value Rail Tickets Adult Off-Peak Day Return
from Derby to Matlock £6.10 and from Nottingham to
Matlock £9.30. Off-Peak Single and Day Return tickets
are valid after 0859 Monday to Friday and anytime at
weekends and Bank Holidays. Children aged 5-15
travel for half the adult rate.
cr Red
ui u
se ce
pr d
ice
£1 off any standard advertised fare* for any person with a valid
Derwent Valley Line ticket or Day Rover (* including Family Tickets
and special Horse Days). Discount for train ticket holders only.
Terms and conditions
Valid train or day rover ticket for day of admission must be shown
with this voucher. Present voucher when paying.
Valid on all scheduled trips in 2016.
Groupsave offers a 34% discount on local off-peak
services for groups of 3 to 9 adults travelling together,
with up to four accompanying children travelling for just
£1 each.
Crich Tramway Village
Visit tramway.co.uk
for information.
Open 19 March until 30 October 2016.
Hop On and Off at Stations on the Way Day Return
and Groupsave tickets between any two stations on the
Derwent Valley Line (Nottingham-Derby-Matlock) allow
you to hop on and off at intermediate stations on both
your outward and return journeys. If you break your
journey at an intermediate station you must then
resume your journey in the same direction to your
destination. For example, with a day return between
Derby and Matlock, you could stop off at Belper and
then Whatstandwell en route to Matlock and, on your
return to Derby, stop off at Cromford and then
Ambergate.
Bus link from
Ambergate station.
Discounted admission prices are:
Adults: £10.00, Senior Citizen: £9.00, Child (4-15 years): £6.00.
of
Sa
ve
25
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i
m on mu
pr iss no m
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ad
%
Discount for train ticket holders only.
Terms and conditions
Valid train or rover ticket for day of admission must be shown with
this voucher. Not to be used with any other offers.
Present voucher when paying. Valid until 30 October 2016.
Not valid on premier event days. Prices correct at November 2015.
Discount NOT valid on purchase of annual tickets.
The Heights of Abraham
Visit heightsofabraham.com
for more information.
Open daily 12 March - 30 October 2016.
3 minutes walk from
Matlock Bath station.
Discounted admission prices are:
Adults: £11.60,
Senior Citizen: £8.80,
Child (5-15 years): £8.00.
N.B. Prices for 2016 to be confirmed.
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20
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Discount for train ticket holders only.
Terms and conditions
Valid train or rover ticket for day of admission must be shown with
this voucher. Not to be used with any other offers.
Present voucher when paying. Valid until 30 October 2016.
Prices correct at November 2015.
Sir Richard Arkwright’s
Masson Mills
Visit massonmills.co.uk for more information. 20 minutes walk from
Cromford or Matlock
Open daily until 30 November 2016.
Bath station.
Machinery demonstrations Monday to
Saturday at 1100 and 1400, Sunday 1200 and 1400.
No need to book, just turn up.
Adults: £3.00, Concessions: £2.50, Child (5-16 years): £2.00.
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Discount for train ticket holders only.
Terms and conditions
Valid train or rover ticket for day of admission must be shown with
this voucher. Not to be used with any other offers.
Present voucher when paying. Valid until 30 November 2016.
Prices correct at November 2015.
Travel Information The Derwent Valley Line is operated by East
Midlands Trains. Journey times between Derby and Matlock is 34
minutes and between Nottingham and Matlock 1 hour and 5 minutes.
Train Connections at Derby Monday to Saturday, journey time from
London via Derby is typically 2 hours to Belper and 2 hours 30 minutes
to Matlock. Derby has good train connections with many parts of the
country, including Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Leeds, Leicester,
Newcastle and York.
Group Travel Groups of 10 or more can save 26%
on standard rail fares (when booked in advance).
Derbyshire Wayfarer Day rover tickets are valid on
all train and bus services in Derbyshire and the Peak
District. Not valid for rail travel before 0900 Monday to
Friday. Adult tickets £12.30 including one child, £6.15
for seniors or child. Tickets can be purchased at Derby,
Long Eaton and other staffed stations, from Tourist
Information Centres and on most local bus services
(Wayfarer cannot be purchased on the train).
Derbyshire b-line Card
Holders Receive 25% off
local train fares as long as
one end of your journey is
in Derbyshire.
derbyshire.gov.uk/bline
Prices correct at
November 2015.
Train Times 13 December to 14 May 2016
Tourist Information Centres
Derby 01332 643411 visitderby.co.uk
Matlock (c/o Ashbourne Tourist Information)
01335 343666 visitpeakdistrict.com
Nottingham 08444 77 5678
experiencenottinghamshire.com
Newark 01636 655765
newark-sherwooddc.gov.uk/tourism
Contact Information
East Midlands Trains Customer Relations
For ticket bookings and information about season
tickets, groups, business or assisted travel.
03457 125 678 eastmidlandstrains.co.uk
TextDirect 18001 03457 125678 for people with
hearing impairments.
National Rail Enquiries
03457 48 49 50
nationalrail.co.uk
Traveline Public
Transport Information
We recommend you
check bus times prior to travel, bus times quoted in this
leaflet are correct at November 2015. 0871 200 22 33
derbyshire.gov.uk/buses
Derwent Valley Line Community Rail Partnership
Works to promote and develop the Derwent Valley Line.
Partners are East Midlands Trains, local authorities,
parish and town councils and other organisations. The
Partnership is managed by Derbyshire County Council.
Derwent Valley Line Community Rail Partnership,
Derbyshire County Council, Economy, Transport
and Environment Department, County Hall, Matlock
DE4 3AG. 01629 538062.
eastmidlandstrains.co.uk/derwentvalleyline
This publication is available in other formats from
Call Derbyshire 01629 533190.
(Newark) - Nottingham - Derby - Matlock
World Heritage Site Gateway Centre Now Open
Designed and produced by Derbyshire County Council, County Hall, Matlock, Derbyshire DE4 3AG www.derbyshire.gov.uk
Narrow Boat Cruises
Cruises operate Saturdays,
Sundays and Wednesdays,
7 minutes walk from
from 19 March 2016,
Cromford station.
(subject to weather, water
and boat conditions).
For full prices and times visit cromfordcanal.info or call
the boat line on 07552 055455 (0900 to 1800 hours).
Derwent Valley
Grea
Line
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Welcome to the Derwent Valley Line, your hourly train
service from Nottingham and Derby to Belper, Matlock
and the Peak District with most trains direct from Newark
on weekdays. New for this year is Cromford Mills new
Gateway to the World Heritage Site.
Belper, Great British High Street of the Year 2014 is
home to many independent shops, cafés and a Farmers’
Market every second Saturday of the month. The lovely
River Gardens are situated next to Strutt's North Mill,
which reveals the story of cotton spinning.
01773 880474 belpernorthmill.org
attractions in this guide displaying this symbol. Present
the discount voucher, along with your valid train or rover
ticket, for day of admission.
Derby is a popular shopping destination offering a
great range of independent and high street shops whilst
various museums provide an insight into the city’s past.
Derby is renowned as the real ale capital of Britain and
is hosting the National Winter Ales Festival from 17
to 20 February 2016 at The Roundhouse next to Derby
Railway Station. 01332 643411 visitderby.co.uk
Matlock Station
Matlock Bath
Station
Cromford
Station
Cr
om
fo
rd
Ca
na
l
Crich Tramway Village £ Unlimited tram rides offer a unique trip back in
time. 01773 854321 tramway.co.uk
Monday to Saturday, bus 142
Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday
operates between Ripley Road,
bus 140 operates between Matlock
Ambergate and Crich Tramway.
Bath and Crich Tramway.
Ambergate 0924 1124 1324
Matlock Bath 1150 1350 1550
Crich arrive 0936 1136 1336
Crich arrive
1208 1408 1608
Whatstandwell
Station
Wirksworth
Station
rwe
r De
Rive
nt
Ambergate
Station
Derwent
Valley Mills
World
Heritage
Site
Idridgehay
Station
Cromford Canal Narrow Boat
Cruises £ Relax on a 2 hour
cruise on board the historic
narrow boat ‘Birdswood’ with
views of local heritage and
wildlife. 07552 055455
cromfordcanal.info
Alternatively, enjoy a stroll on
the Cromford Canal to High
Peak Junction Workshops, some of the earliest railway
buildings in the world. 01629 823204
Sir Richard Arkwright's Masson Mills, £ between
Cromford and Matlock Bath, houses a retail village and
working textile museum with machinery demonstrations.
01629 581001 massonmills.co.uk
e
n
For Haddon Hall and Bakewell catch bus 6.1 (hourly
Monday to Saturday) or Transpeak (hourly including
Sundays) which continues to Buxton and some services
to Manchester. A Derbyshire Wayfarer may be your best
option for travel by train and bus (see Tickets to Ride). For
bus times 0871 200 22 33 derbyshire.gov.uk/buses
Bus connection
to Chatsworth
& Peak District
Crich depart 1234 1434 1634
Ambergate 1244 1444 1644
Belper
Station
Crich depart
Matlock Bath
1502 1702 1902
1520 1720 1920
r
ou
Matlock is the gateway to the Peak District's stunning
landscape and fabulous stately homes. Chatsworth's
superb house and gardens, are a short bus ride on the
daily 217 service (hourly during most of the day).
Discover life as a Lead Miner at the Peak District Mining
Experience 01629 583834 peakmines.co.uk
Gullivers Kingdom has over 35 rides for children
to enjoy 01629 580540 gulliversfun.co.uk
Matlock Bath Aquarium and Hologram Gallery.
01629 583624 matlockbathaquarium.co.uk
Rowsley
Station
Darley Dale
Station
sb
cle
Ec
Peak Rail’s steam trains operate between Matlock and
Rowsley. Through tickets to Rowsley via Matlock are
available from any station on the National Rail network.
Services operate at weekends and some week days.
In January and February, trains operate from Matlock
Riverside Station - a 10 minute walk from Matlock Station.
From March, trains run from Platform 2 at Matlock
Station. 01629 580381 peakrail.co.uk
Matlock Bath
Take a spectacular cable car ride to the Heights of
Abraham £ , a unique hilltop park. At the summit
enjoy free access to underground tours of 2 famous
Show Caverns, Exhibitions, Vista Restaurant and Bar
all with stunning views across the Derwent Valley.
01629 582365 heightsofabraham.com
New for 2016
Cromford Mill Visit the new Gateway to the World
Heritage Site at Cromford Mill and discover all there is
to see and do in this incredible 15 mile long valley.
Tourist information, interactive displays, film and a
stunning audio visual experience. 01629 823256
cromfordmills.org.uk
ail
Peak R
£ Rail travellers can enjoy a discounted visit to the tourist
Matlock and the Peak District
Matlock offers a variety of
independent cafés and numerous
gift and vintage shops to explore.
The lovely Hall Leys Park hosts a
weekly Wednesday Market and
a food and craft market on the
third Saturday of each month.
Ecclesbourne Valley Railway's heritage trains connect with Derwent Valley Line
services at Duffield for the historic town of Wirksworth. Through tickets to
Wirksworth, via Duffield, can be purchased from any station on the National Rail
network. Return fare from Derby is £12.50. Trains operate on weekends from
13 February, Tuesdays from 16 February and some other days. For events and
timetable information 01629 823076 e-v-r.com
Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site
Discover the story of the historic textile mills
between Matlock Bath and Derby where water
power was used to create the modern factory
system. derwentvalleymills.org
Va
lle
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Duffield
Station
Nottingham
Station
Newark and
East Coast
Sheffield &
North East
Derby
Station
London &
Birmingham
Beeston
Station
Spondon Station
Attenborough
Station
Bus connection to
East Midlands Airport
Long Eaton
Station
Riv
er
Tre
n
t
Bus connection to
East Midlands Airport
Attenborough Nature Centre overlooks the tranquil
waters of the nature reserve, adjacent to the station.
0115 972 1777 attenboroughnaturecentre.co.uk
Nottingham is renowned for its
range of fabulous shops and
boutiques. The city's links with
Robin Hood unravel at
Nottingham Castle, whilst life
underground is revealed at City
of Caves and tales of the gory past at the infamous
Galleries of Justice. Art lovers can enjoy the
Nottingham Contemporary. 08444 775678
experiencenottinghamshire.com
Newark's historic market town is now easier to visit by
train. Explore the new National Civil War Centre or
Newark Castle to discover the town's role in history.
01636 655765 newark-sherwooddc.gov.uk/tourism
Wonderful Walks can be enjoyed from
local stations including Cromford Canal
between Cromford, Whatstandwell and
Ambergate, High Tor between Matlock
Bath and Matlock and The Chevin above
Belper. Twelve Derwent Valley Station
to Station walks offer scenic hillside,
riverside and woodland walks between
stations. Leaflets are available at
derbyshire.gov.uk/derwentvalleymills
Welcome to the Derwent Valley Line, your hourly train
service from Nottingham and Derby to Belper, Matlock
and the Peak District with most trains direct from Newark
on weekdays. New for this year is Cromford Mills new
Gateway to the World Heritage Site.
Belper, Great British High Street of the Year 2014 is
home to many independent shops, cafés and a Farmers’
Market every second Saturday of the month. The lovely
River Gardens are situated next to Strutt's North Mill,
which reveals the story of cotton spinning.
01773 880474 belpernorthmill.org
attractions in this guide displaying this symbol. Present
the discount voucher, along with your valid train or rover
ticket, for day of admission.
Derby is a popular shopping destination offering a
great range of independent and high street shops whilst
various museums provide an insight into the city’s past.
Derby is renowned as the real ale capital of Britain and
is hosting the National Winter Ales Festival from 17
to 20 February 2016 at The Roundhouse next to Derby
Railway Station. 01332 643411 visitderby.co.uk
Matlock Station
Matlock Bath
Station
Cromford
Station
Cr
om
fo
rd
Ca
na
l
Crich Tramway Village £ Unlimited tram rides offer a unique trip back in
time. 01773 854321 tramway.co.uk
Monday to Saturday, bus 142
Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday
operates between Ripley Road,
bus 140 operates between Matlock
Ambergate and Crich Tramway.
Bath and Crich Tramway.
Ambergate 0924 1124 1324
Matlock Bath 1150 1350 1550
Crich arrive 0936 1136 1336
Crich arrive
1208 1408 1608
Whatstandwell
Station
Wirksworth
Station
rwe
r De
Rive
nt
Ambergate
Station
Derwent
Valley Mills
World
Heritage
Site
Idridgehay
Station
Cromford Canal Narrow Boat
Cruises £ Relax on a 2 hour
cruise on board the historic
narrow boat ‘Birdswood’ with
views of local heritage and
wildlife. 07552 055455
cromfordcanal.info
Alternatively, enjoy a stroll on
the Cromford Canal to High
Peak Junction Workshops, some of the earliest railway
buildings in the world. 01629 823204
Sir Richard Arkwright's Masson Mills, £ between
Cromford and Matlock Bath, houses a retail village and
working textile museum with machinery demonstrations.
01629 581001 massonmills.co.uk
e
n
For Haddon Hall and Bakewell catch bus 6.1 (hourly
Monday to Saturday) or Transpeak (hourly including
Sundays) which continues to Buxton and some services
to Manchester. A Derbyshire Wayfarer may be your best
option for travel by train and bus (see Tickets to Ride). For
bus times 0871 200 22 33 derbyshire.gov.uk/buses
Bus connection
to Chatsworth
& Peak District
Crich depart 1234 1434 1634
Ambergate 1244 1444 1644
Belper
Station
Crich depart
Matlock Bath
1502 1702 1902
1520 1720 1920
r
ou
Matlock is the gateway to the Peak District's stunning
landscape and fabulous stately homes. Chatsworth's
superb house and gardens, are a short bus ride on the
daily 217 service (hourly during most of the day).
Discover life as a Lead Miner at the Peak District Mining
Experience 01629 583834 peakmines.co.uk
Gullivers Kingdom has over 35 rides for children
to enjoy 01629 580540 gulliversfun.co.uk
Matlock Bath Aquarium and Hologram Gallery.
01629 583624 matlockbathaquarium.co.uk
Rowsley
Station
Darley Dale
Station
sb
cle
Ec
Peak Rail’s steam trains operate between Matlock and
Rowsley. Through tickets to Rowsley via Matlock are
available from any station on the National Rail network.
Services operate at weekends and some week days.
In January and February, trains operate from Matlock
Riverside Station - a 10 minute walk from Matlock Station.
From March, trains run from Platform 2 at Matlock
Station. 01629 580381 peakrail.co.uk
Matlock Bath
Take a spectacular cable car ride to the Heights of
Abraham £ , a unique hilltop park. At the summit
enjoy free access to underground tours of 2 famous
Show Caverns, Exhibitions, Vista Restaurant and Bar
all with stunning views across the Derwent Valley.
01629 582365 heightsofabraham.com
New for 2016
Cromford Mill Visit the new Gateway to the World
Heritage Site at Cromford Mill and discover all there is
to see and do in this incredible 15 mile long valley.
Tourist information, interactive displays, film and a
stunning audio visual experience. 01629 823256
cromfordmills.org.uk
ail
Peak R
£ Rail travellers can enjoy a discounted visit to the tourist
Matlock and the Peak District
Matlock offers a variety of
independent cafés and numerous
gift and vintage shops to explore.
The lovely Hall Leys Park hosts a
weekly Wednesday Market and
a food and craft market on the
third Saturday of each month.
Ecclesbourne Valley Railway's heritage trains connect with Derwent Valley Line
services at Duffield for the historic town of Wirksworth. Through tickets to
Wirksworth, via Duffield, can be purchased from any station on the National Rail
network. Return fare from Derby is £12.50. Trains operate on weekends from
13 February, Tuesdays from 16 February and some other days. For events and
timetable information 01629 823076 e-v-r.com
Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site
Discover the story of the historic textile mills
between Matlock Bath and Derby where water
power was used to create the modern factory
system. derwentvalleymills.org
Va
lle
yR
ailw
ay
Duffield
Station
Nottingham
Station
Newark and
East Coast
Sheffield &
North East
Derby
Station
London &
Birmingham
Beeston
Station
Spondon Station
Attenborough
Station
Bus connection to
East Midlands Airport
Long Eaton
Station
Riv
er
Tre
n
t
Bus connection to
East Midlands Airport
Attenborough Nature Centre overlooks the tranquil
waters of the nature reserve, adjacent to the station.
0115 972 1777 attenboroughnaturecentre.co.uk
Nottingham is renowned for its
range of fabulous shops and
boutiques. The city's links with
Robin Hood unravel at
Nottingham Castle, whilst life
underground is revealed at City
of Caves and tales of the gory past at the infamous
Galleries of Justice. Art lovers can enjoy the
Nottingham Contemporary. 08444 775678
experiencenottinghamshire.com
Newark's historic market town is now easier to visit by
train. Explore the new National Civil War Centre or
Newark Castle to discover the town's role in history.
01636 655765 newark-sherwooddc.gov.uk/tourism
Wonderful Walks can be enjoyed from
local stations including Cromford Canal
between Cromford, Whatstandwell and
Ambergate, High Tor between Matlock
Bath and Matlock and The Chevin above
Belper. Twelve Derwent Valley Station
to Station walks offer scenic hillside,
riverside and woodland walks between
stations. Leaflets are available at
derbyshire.gov.uk/derwentvalleymills