Pub now closed for business along with the car park :( Holiday accomodation only
The Snake Pass Inn is a characterful 19th century inn steeped in history in the heart of the Peak District National Park. When first built, the inn was known as Lady Clough House owing to its site on the easy flank of the Clough. As it was owned by the Duke of Devonshire, whose family emblem of the coiled serpent was inscribed above the doorway, it quickly became known as the Snake Inn. There are many more stories to be told about the old place; be sure to look out for them in the bar area when you visit!