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The Beacon before demolitionTom's Shaft in the Cobalt MineSRT in Engine VeinDevil's GraveNorth Boundary Fault, Wood MineWorkings on the vein, Engine VeinMain Chamber Engine VeinBlue ShaftDoc MineRoman coinsWood MineWest MineHistoric artefactsFinlow MineT'owd man in Wood MineKey Chamber, Wood Mine1930s visitors at BrynlowThe Laundry Chute in West Mine
Old Ing Cave, Yorkshire DalesRampgill Mine, NentheadAven d'Orgnac, FranceFirst Pitch, P8 DerbyshireWartling Bunker, KentGiants Hole, DerbyshireSnailbeach Mine, ShropshireMoel Fferna slate mine, N WalesCarrs Mine, NentheadOgof Dydd Byraf, North WalesCoventosa, SpainColonnades: Lancaster HoleGaping Gill, YorkshireStockport air raid sheltersBull Pot of the WitchesBagshawe Cavern, DerbyshireLennies Cave, MatienzoConiston Copper Mine, LakesMagpie Mine, DerbyshireAlum Pot, Yorkshire DalesNettle Pot, Derbyshire
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Molino is a large cave in the Matienzo valley which is particularly easy to visit and is often used as an introductory trip for new cavers in the area. The entrance is a massive river sink and the river can be followed to a sump which has been dived to a large resurgence, also in the valley. The picture shows some of the massive stalactites in the roof of the cave.
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Slate mines in North Wales are found all around the perimeter of the Snowdonia mountain block. The slate was formed by pressure and heat due to volcanic activity. Slate mines are often massive and inclined as they follow the rock beds. They can also be dangerous with a risk of falling rock and bad air in places. Exploration requires a lot of care.

The next public event at the Alderley Edge mines is an evening trip at Wood Mine on Wednesday 16/09/2026.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.