Wye Valley (Derbyshire)

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Wye Valley (Derbyshire) is a scenic limestone valley in England’s Peak District, known for its dramatic gorges, riverside landscapes, and popular walking routes.

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Wye Valley (Derbyshire) canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
limestone valley
valley
contains Ashwood Dale
Chee Dale
Cressbrook Dale (lower section adjoining Wye)
Miller’s Dale
linked to: Miller's Dale

Monsal Dale
Taddington Dale
Water-cum-Jolly Dale
country England
ecosystemType broadleaf woodland
calcareous grassland
geology limestone
hasBridge Cressbrook Mill bridge
Litton Mill bridge
Monsal Head Viaduct
hasFeature limestone cliffs
riverside meadows
steep-sided gorges
wooded slopes
hasSettlementNearby Cressbrook
Litton Mill
Miller’s Dale village
linked to: Miller's Dale
hasViewpoint Monsal Head
linked to: Monsal Dale
knownFor dramatic gorges
limestone dales scenery
riverside walks
scenic landscapes
walking routes
landscapeType gorge
river valley
locatedIn Derbyshire
Derbyshire Dales
Peak District
near Bakewell
Buxton
partOf Peak District National Park
linked to: Peak District

White Peak
popularFor hiking
nature watching
photography
rock climbing
river River Wye (Derbyshire)
linked to: River Wye
tourism popular walking destination
scenic driving route
traversedBy Monsal Trail
watercourseType river-fed valley

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White Peak hasValley Wye Valley (Derbyshire)
River Wye (Derbyshire) passesThrough Wye Valley (Derbyshire)
subject linked to: River Wye