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    Green Tourism Award - Gold

    Parking on two levels, designated parking bays in each.
    Visitor centre, shop and exhibition on one level with viewing balcony
    Footpath down into the pass is steep with uneven path and steps
    WC’s: On café / picnic area level
    Carry out café with nearby picnic area so assistance may be needed

    Large print exhibition text available.
    Objects to touch in exhibition
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