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 | Litton is a small village lying 2km East of Tideswell. It is situated in a picturesque area just to the east of Tideswell, and the eastern end of the village overlooks Tansley Dale and Ravensdale, a National Nature Reserve. It is a popular area for walkers.
 Litton
There is a pub, the Red Lion, and a small shop. Litton has a well dressing in late June.
Litton Photo Gallery - click on the images to enlarge- Click Here for a slide show
0 - Litton village green | 
1 - Litton - traditional dancing in Wakes week | 
2 - Litton | 
3 - Litton - Tansley Dale walls | 
4 - Litton - Tansley Dale flowers | 
5 - Cressbrook Dale - view of Peter's Stone | 
6 - Cressbrook Dale | 
7 - Tideswell | 
8 - Tideswell Church - medieval womens graves | 
9 - Tideswell Church - carving by Advent Hunstone | 
10 - Tideswell Church - the tomb of Thurstan de Bower | 
11 - Tideswell Church in snow | 
12 - Tideswell Church | | | |
Local places of interest | Bagshaw Cavern | Bagshaw Cavern, a cave system in Bradwell, Hope Valley, Derbyshire. A largely natural cave system discovered by lead miners in 1806. Open to the public on summer weekends as a show cave and for Adventure Caving. | Eyam Museum and Plague Village | Eyam Museum and the Plague Village, Eyam, give a history of the tragic 1665-6 visit of the Bubonic Plague to this village in the Derbyshire Peak District. | Monsal Head | Monsal Head, a famous Derbyshire Peak District beauty spot with a magnificent view down Monsal Dale and up the Wye valley. | Monsal Trail | The Monsal Trail is Derbyshire Peak District cycle trail which follows the path of the former Midland Railway from Wye Dale to a point beyond Bakewell, mostly following the River Wye. | Tideswell Church | Tideswell Church, Derbyshire, is known as the 'Cathedral of the Peak' because it is the largest and most beautiful church in the area. It has several fine carved tombs. |
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