Ilam Rock

Ilam Rock is a solitary pinnacle of limestone towering over the River Dove, with a 25 metres (82 feet) height located in the Dovedale Valley, in the Peak District of the county of Derbyshire, England. The fossilized remains of sea creatures and corals make up the limestone. The area is owned by the National Trust, a registered charity, and attract a million tourists all year round.