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Saturday 28 October 2023 I10am to 11am and 1pm to 2pm
Creswell Crags
Free Entry
This October marks the 5th anniversary of the discovery of our Witch Marks in Robin Hood Cave. The team at Creswell Crags are opening the cave for one day only to allow everyone to see the marks for themselves.
Thought to be graffiti, the marks were susequently declared as Britain's largest collection inside a cave.
Simply head to Robin Hood Cave during the open cave times and our team will take small groups in to see the witch marks. Each group will be in the cave for a few minutes and our guide will show you as many witch marks as you can see! We advise you to arrive earlier on during one of the sessions so you get chance to go inside, as there may be a queue.
The open cave sessions are free but a donation is always welcome, as every penny we receive helps us to keep the crags open for everyone.
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