Recreational walks in Cheshire
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There are 1,864 miles[1] (3,000 km) of public rights of way in Cheshire, England.
The following are some of the recreational walks partly or wholly in the county:
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[edit] Longer walks
- Baker Way, 13 miles (19 km), Chester to Delamere Forest
- Bollin Valley Way, 25 miles (40 km), Macclesfield to Partington following the River Bollin
- Dane Valley Way, Buxton, Derbyshire to the source of the River Dane at Dane Head, then following the river down to Middlewich
- Delamere Way, 21 miles (33 km), Frodsham to Warrington via Delamere Forest
- Eddisbury Way, 16 miles (26 km), Frodsham to Burwardsley where it joins the Sandstone Trail
- Ladybrook Valley Interest Trail, Lyme Park, Disley down Ladybrook to Cheadle
- Longster Trail, 10 miles (16 km), Helsby Hill via Barrow to Chester
- Maelor Way, 24 miles (39 km), from Bronygarth to Whitchurch, Shropshire
- Middlewood Way, 10 miles (16 km), Macclesfield to Marple
- Salter's Way, 25 miles (40 km), Rudheath (near Northwich) to Jenkin Chapel, Rainow
- Wirral Shore Way, 21 miles (33 km), Chester to Hoylake, along the west coast of the Wirral
[edit] Long-distance paths
- Bishop Bennet Way, 34 miles (55 km), from Beeston to Wirswall, Staffordshire
- Crewe and Nantwich Circular Walk, 29 miles (47 km), a circular walk around Crewe and Nantwich
- Gritstone Trail, 35 miles (56 km), from Disley to Kidsgrove, Staffordshire
- Marches Way, 200 miles (320 km), from Chester railway station to Cardiff, initially following the River Dee to Farndon, then passing through the border counties
- North Cheshire Way, 70 miles (110 km), Willaston to Lyme Park, linking the Wirral Way, Sandstone Trail and Gritstone Trail
- North West Coastal Trail. A proposed trail starting from The Groves, Chester, down the River Dee to West Kirby, using the Mersey ferries to Liverpool and then on to Carlisle. An alternative, the 'Mersey Loop' will run from Chester via Helsby, Frodsham and Runcorn to Liverpool
- Sandstone Trail, 32 miles (51 km), from Frodsham to Whitchurch, Shropshire
- South Cheshire Way, 32 miles (51 km), from Grindley Brook to Mow Cop. This can be used as a link between the Sandstone Trail and the Gritstone Trail
- Trans Pennine Trail, 207 miles (333 km), from Southport in Merseyside to Hornsea in the East Riding of Yorkshire passing through Widnes
- Vale Royal Round, 34 miles (55 km), a circular walk taking in Northwich, Frodsham, Delamere Forest and Winsford
[edit] Walking challenges
- Bullock Smithy Hike, 56 miles (90 km) challenge walk, to be completed in 24 hours, starts and finishes in Hazel Grove
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
[edit] References
- ^ Public Rights of Way. Cheshire County Council. Retrieved on 2007-01-27.
