Although the historic gorge sits on the Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire border, it often features in guides of top things to do in the Peak District – so we have dug up some great pictures to take you back.
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13. On your marks, get set go!
Sports Relief Sponsored Mile Run at Creswell Crag in 2010 Photo: Barrie Codling
14. Birthday celebrations
The new visitor centre had been open for one year in 2010. To celebrate, the centre has held various activities and displays. Picture: from left is Ben Huskinson, five, Jake Smyth, 10 and Bethany Huskinson, four, pictured with the skull of a hippopotamus and a rhino. Photo: Mark Fear
15. Young explorer
Daniel Corey, seven, examined a mouflon sheep horn in 2010 Photo: Mark Fear
16. Excavations
Excavations at Creswell Crags Church Hole cave where an archeologist from the University of Sheffield met with Rebecca Clay from Creswell Crags in 2010 Photo: Marisa Cashill