Anchor Church
Milton, Derbyshire, England
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Description
Wide & slow-moving tributary of the Trent, perfect for safe dipping & o okoswimming. Total length of section about 100m. Steep access directly in front of caves but gentler access nearer the river (muddier). Good for dogs & children. Some weed in summer at end Ono Kiki nearest caves.
Getting There
Parking either in lay-by in Ingleby village (W3W: rave.noble.denim) or lay-by near Foremark (W3W: sake.starlight.rebounder). Footpaths from both take you to swim spot. Ingleby path opposite parking & well marked but steep in places & can be overgrown with nettles down by river. Some stiles & watch your step as the path by the river is worn in places. Walk from Foremark is flatter & NOT opposite parking. W3W for start of path: ooze.photocopy.venturing
Accessibility
Easy muddy beach access into water from river end, steep bank access from by caves.
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Noonsey
Visited in October 2022! Thought I had already reviewed sorry. Awesome spot once you find it - access across the fields from the main road is easier than the riverside route if it’s been raining a lot . Lovely backdrop and history of the ‘church’ is interesting. Easy access into the still water, dep in the middle - definitely worth the walk .

Katherine Bagnall
The water is almost still and after a muddy sloped access, is quite deep in the middle. The water does link up to the river, but you couldn't swim that way due to depth and obstacles. The access can be really slippy in winter and as a more nervous person, I have to take it really slowly. There are flat spaces to leave dry things in a hollow near the water. There is a stretch you can swim up and down.