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Discover a state-of-the-art attraction celebrating North Yorkshire’s famous Land of Iron.

Standing on the site of the first ironstone mine in Cleveland, Land of Iron allows you to get up close and explore a rich and fascinating history. This hands-on journey takes you back 150 years to a time of industrial revolution when the area and its people supplied over a third of the world's Iron and Steel.

Book your tickets in advance to avoid disappointment!

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Opening Hours

Monday 10am – 4pmTuesday 10am – 4pmWednesday 10am – 4pmThursday ClosedFriday 10am – 4pmSaturday 10am – 4pmSunday Closed

Last entry at 3pm

Land of Iron will close for maintenance and the Christmas Break on Saturday 7th December 2024. We will re-open to the public on Friday 3rd January 2025.

We strongly recommend booking your tickets in advance to avoid disappointment. Our mine tours are limited to 12 people per tour. If you are unable to book your ticket online, we would advise you to call us to check availability on the day you wish to visit.

No dogs except for assistance dogs.

Find Us

Land of Iron
Deepdale, Mill Lane, Skinningrove, North Yorkshire. TS13 4AP

Admissions

Adult (16-59) £10.00
Concessions £7.50 (over 60s, students - proof required)
Children (Aged 3-15) £5.00
Children (Under 3) Free

Individual and Family tickets are valid for unlimited return visits for 12 months from the date of your visit. Specific event days which incur additional charges are excluded. If you wish to re-use your ticket, please call us on 01287 642877 for a booking code.

Plan your visit

Visit our Interactive Exhibition...

Journey back to a different time with the aid of photographs, mementos and objects that tell a fascinating story of the life and work of the miners and their families. The interactive exhibition is designed with every age in mind.

Step back in time with our fully guided tour and enter the drift tunnel

Our experienced guides will take you on a journey underground. Prepare to be plunged into total darkness as you listen to the story of our twelve-year-old “trappy” lad, then enter the tunnels to hear the blast. Don’t linger!

We have recently opened the North Drift to visitors for the first time in seven years.