We did the walk to the Low Force and High Force both which where truly amazing and so breathtakingly beautiful. We then ended up at the visitors centre for some essential refreshments. We wanted soup, but that was unfortunately sold out so we had toasted tea cakes instead. WOW WEE they were gorgeous and so very tasty. The young gentleman that served us was very warm and very friendly and a real ambassador to the centre. It was such a real pleasure to be served with impeccable manners and pleasant man. So would we go again? Oh yes, definitely and hope we can get the soup next time.it centre looked impeccably clean and tidy and the cafe prices certainly wouldn’t make a dint in your wallet. Well worth the visit in such a beautiful part of the UK.

Visitor centre worth a visit , staff are very helpful and just amazingly friendly ( take the time to help and will give you a free map ) . We called in today , looking to walk to low force 5hen up t high force on the Pennine way , got lots of advice and shown the route on a map . Such a nice place we went back for coffee and cake ( ginger and pear cake was delightful and my husband tells me the plum and chocolate cake was equally as good ) ... lovel6 little gift shop and an interesting art gallery on the upper floor - charcoal paintings today . If you want a day that gives you peace , beauty and cake then do visit - I don’t think you will regret it ( if you do the walk please wear walking boots it’s a bit stoney and today puddles on route )