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Exploring the peak speedwell system is a potentially dangerous activity. Do so carefully, and with respect for your surroundings, the passage morphology, sediments, minerals, formations, the archaeology and artefacts.  If in any doubt, enlist the help of experienced cave explorers.

The peak cavern keyholders, authors of this website, individual contributors do not accept any responsibility for your activites or safety either above or below ground within the peak speedwell system, nor can we warrant that any of the material presented on this site is accurate and up-to-date. You are responsible for you own actions!

Access to the system is won by careful negotiation with landowners.

Any caver who accesses the system needs to be a member of a caving club or an individual member of BCA who provide public liability insurance or an equivalent insurance policy.

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EA Peakshole Water level Logger at Goosehill Bridge, Castleton

The Environment Agency have installed EA water depth logger at Goosehill Bridge, Castelton. This is now live at: https://check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk/station/9595 . The water depth is updated every 15 minutes and the datum is the crest of the weir that was installed in 1984/5 by TSG and a group from Manchester Poly. The metre ruler on the left bank of the river when looking downstream from the bridge has the same datum so the levels on the web should be the same as the levels on the ruler.. The outputs contributing to the total flow are Peak Cavern, Slop Moll, Peakshole Sough and Russet Well.

Read more: EA Peakshole Water level Logger at Goosehill Bridge, Castleton

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