DCC website

Where am I?  DERBYSHIRE CAVING CLUB - HOME PAGE

[THIS IS A SECURE SITE]

HOVER/CLICK PICTURES BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE

Historic artefactsThe Beacon before demolition1930s visitors at BrynlowBlue ShaftDevil's GraveFinlow MineT'owd man in Wood MineTom's Shaft in the Cobalt MineNorth Boundary Fault, Wood MineKey Chamber, Wood MineMain Chamber Engine VeinWest MineDoc MineSRT in Engine VeinRoman coinsThe Laundry Chute in West MineWood MineWorkings on the vein, Engine Vein
Wartling Bunker, KentStockport air raid sheltersOgof Dydd Byraf, North WalesGiants Hole, DerbyshireAlum Pot, Yorkshire DalesCoventosa, SpainOld Ing Cave, Yorkshire DalesRampgill Mine, NentheadColonnades: Lancaster HoleBagshawe Cavern, DerbyshireSnailbeach Mine, ShropshireCarrs Mine, NentheadMagpie Mine, DerbyshireNettle Pot, DerbyshireGaping Gill, YorkshireConiston Copper Mine, LakesAven d'Orgnac, FranceFirst Pitch, P8 DerbyshireLennies Cave, MatienzoBull Pot of the WitchesMoel Fferna slate mine, N Wales
Pause
news
events
log
Fast forward
Scrolling Text provided by JPowered,com
Hover to flip
This is a picture of the main passage in Lennie's Cave at Secadura, near Matienzo in Northern Spain. The cave is named in memory of Len Gee. There are two entrances but the one usually used is a flat out crawl that leads to a large chamber. See more pictures in the caving gallery. Sadly, the cave has not yet fulfilled its promised length but time will tell.
Hover to flip
In the north west corner of Scotland is a small area of limestone of considerable geological interest. The Durness limestone lies below the Moine Thrust and has a number of sporting caves developed in the river valleys in the area. The picture shows the streamway in Cnoc nan Uamh in high water conditions. The cave can be explored to a muddy sump before it becomes a place for cave divers, only.

The next public event at the Alderley Edge mines is an evening trip at Wood Mine on Tuesday 18/08/2026.To find out if there is still space available, go to the booking page.

In case of emergency at Alderley Edge, call POLICE 999 and ask for DERBYSHIRE CAVE RESCUE.   They will call out local team members.  Do NOT call for the Fire Brigade.