Black Rocks (or Stonnis Rocks), is a small outcrop of ashover gritstone, between Cromford and Wirksworth in Derbyshire, the Peak District, England. It is …
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Sep 10, 2024
Weather not great but fairly quiet as a Tuesday. Always a good view. And plenty of walks to do around there. Came back through cromford.Full review by Stu18Stretton
Aug 28, 2023
Black Rocks is beautiful. It's quite accessible too, with the car park being very close to the viewpoint. You can't get a wheelchair up there, but if you aren't great at walking far you should be abl…Full review by Celidwen1
Nov 15, 2022
A really Wonderfull viewing point, easy walking or tricky scrambling to get to the top as your ability allows. It also has some bouldering and rock climbing.Full review by Suffolk-Hobbit
Hi. The actual walk from the car park to Black Rocks is very short; there are a few stairs and a bit of a steep climb to the top of the rocks. However, from the car park at Black Rocks …
Hi. The actual walk from the car park to Black Rocks is very short; there are a few stairs and a bit of a steep climb to the top of the rocks. However, from the car park at Black Rocks there are two designated walking trails, indicated by coloured markers: green and blue. The Green Route is 1.46km, and the Blue Route is 3km... both through very pleasant countryside. Enjoy!
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