Puzzles & Activities
>> FACT FINDERS
- Stage 1 - About 60 homes can be powered by Stockport Hydro
- Stage 2 - According to legend, the mermaid can be seen by gazing into Mermaid's Pool at sunrise on Easter Sunday
- Stage 3 - The Lords Seat is 550 metres or 1,804 feet above sea level
- Stage 4 - Pilots of the 617 Squadron practised their low level flights at Derwent Reservoir as part of their training for the Dambusters raids in WW2
- Stage 5 - High Neb is 458 metres or 1,503 feet above sea level
- Stage 6 - Young men of Baslow would traditionally prove their fitness for marriage by climbing the Eagle Stone
- Stage 7 - The trail passes along the River Wye and River Derwent
- Stage 8 - The Carsington Water reservoir was opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1992
- Stage 9 - The famous fisherman who wrote The Compleat Angler was Izaak Walton
- Stage 10 - The widows of the rival miners killed in the Magpie Murders were said to have put a curse on the Magpie Mine, as noone was ever brought to justice for the murders
- Stage 11 - Headstone Tunnel, which is 533 yards long, is the longest tunnel on the former railway line that is now the Monsal Trail.
- Stage 12 - Goyt's Bridge was the hamlet destroyed to build the Errwood Reservoir
- Stage 13 - Around 1,500 local residents were evacuated from Whaley Bridge and surrounding areas in 2019, due to the risk of flooding.
>> WORDSEARCH
>> SQUIRRELABYRINTH
>> ODD ONE OUT
- Alan Newton - Olympic cyclist
- Arthur Lowe - Starred in Dad’s Army
- Benny Rothman - Led the Kinder Trespass
- Izaak Walton - Famous fisherman
- Richard Arkwright - Founded Cromford Mill
William Clough is the odd one out - and it's a bit of a trick question as it's a valley, not a person!
>> SPOT THE DIFFERENCE
>> CREEPY CODES
- Coffin Way
- Hagg Farm
- Toad's Mouth
- Magpie Murders
- Cutthroat Bridge
>> CAMPSITE
>> DOT TO DOT
