The Heights of Abraham Cable Cars, Caverns & The The Heights of Abraham and Hilltop Park

Welcome to one of the Peak District's oldest and most popular days out, an attraction where stunning natural beauty is matched by human achievement and the historic blends seamlessly with the futuristic.
Since first opening to visitors in 1780 the Heights of Abraham has remained one of the Peak District's most appealing destinations.

Visitors have travelled from all over the world to experience its unique blend of spectacular Underground Caverns, Exhibitions, Shops, Play Areas, Picnic Spots, Café and Summit Bar all with stunning views in acres of beautiful woodland.
In recent times however, the Heights have become rightly famous for their landmark Cable Car system - the first of its kind in the whole of the British Isles. Added attractions are the "Heath & Heaven" and "Fossil Factory" displays, plus state of the art lighting in the Great Masson Cavern which reveals its magnitude as it has never been seen before. Not forgetting John the Miner who tells the story of a day in the life of a 17th Century Lead Miner in the Great Rutland Cavern.

The Heights of Abraham Terrace Coffee Shop, Summit Bar, Ice Cream hut, Tavern refreshments, picnic areas.

Vegetarian options available, Fresh Fruit and Salads, Fromage Frais desserts.

Heights of Abraham branded Souvenirs, Gems and Minerals, Blue john Jewellery, Sweets, Jams and Chutneys, Childrens toys and pocket money gifts, Candles and other quality gifts.

Full facilities in the Treetops Visitor Centre plus additional toilets on site for busy periods. Baby changing and disabled WC only in Treetops Visitor Centre.

Baby foods available and a microwave for baby food/milk warming.

The Heights of Abraham is on the A6 between Derby and Bakewell in Derbyshire and located in Matlock Bath for SAT NAV use DE4 3 PT. Signposted from the M1 at junction 28 and on the A38 turn for Matlock. Buses and Train information available on our website.

Cable Cars are buggy and wheelchair friendly. Hilltop slopes and caverns to explore so good shoes for walking. The Caverns are a constant 7c so maybe a jumper. Cafe available but picnics welcomed. Average visits are for 3.5 hours of more on fine days. Car Parking can be difficult on busy weekends so arrive early or come by train on the Derwent Valley Line all stations from Nottingham & Derby to Matlock Bath.

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