Stoney Middleton Dale

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Stoney Middleton Dale is one of 95 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Derbyshire. The surrounding countryside is part of the Peak District National Park. For arrivals by rail, Grindleford Station is about 3.9 km to the north-east. Nearby SSSIs include Abney & Bretton Cloughs, Coombs Dale and Bradwell Dale and Bagshaw Cavern.

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