Penny Rigg Quarry Adit

This is actually the leat system used to carry water from Tilberthwaite Gill down to the waterwheel at Penny Rigg Copper Mill.

Three Kings Mine

The Tilberthwaite Mine, reckoned to be based on the old Three King's Mine is a deep, 155 metres down to the Tilberthwaite Deep Level.

Tilberthwaite Gill Head Waterfall Level

The Tilberthwaite Waterfall Level is an old 'coffin level' said to have been started by the German Miners in the 16th Century. The tunnels here were extended in the 19th Century to drain water from the deep Tilberthwaite Mine nearby.

Horse Crag Quarry

An old slate working up on Horse Crag with underground workings on the Tilberthwaite Deep Adit Level.

Tilberthwaite Deep Level Adit

The Tilberthwaite Deep Level or Horse Level is a mile-long rock cut tunnel that leads from near the ruins of Penny Rigg Copper Mill to the depths of the Three Kings Mine beneath the mountain.

Cathedral Quarry

A disused slate quarry that is every bit as impressive as a natural cave as it's industrial past crumbles and the place returns to nature.

Parrock Quarry

An overgrown old quarry with interesting industrial remains and tunnels.

Hodge Close Quarry

Hodge Close Quarry is a large, steep sided, disused slate quarry that is flooded with water.

Old Lyons Colliery (ruin)

An old ruined farmstead and colliery on Darwen Moor with capped mineshafts and a few low walls upstanding.

Lead Mines Clough Lead Mines

Restored remains of an old lead mine beside the Limestone Brook.

Coppice Stile Lead Mine Trial

A small lead mine trial beside Dean Black Brook.

White Coppice Lead Mine

A blocked adit to an old lead mine at the back of the quarry above White Coppice.

Duxbury Park Colliery (ruin)

Demolition rubble and spoil heaps from the old Duxbury Park Colliery.

Ellerbeck Collieries (ruin)

A few upstanding but low walls and fenced off mineshafts from the old Ellerbeck Collieries.

Sykes Mine

Sykes Mine is an old lead mine, that worked mineral veins on either side of the Trough Road and Losterdale Beck, above Sykes.