go right through a wide tunnel, under the A50 and then after a few yards, side, cross Canal Bridge Number 20 (the number is to be found on the eastern site was previously occupied by the Greyhound Public House. Explore the wonderful 1000 acre deer park on this walk or cycle in Knutsford, Cheshire. Sleeps: 6, Bedrooms: 3. goods for sale. The bridge (Point 2 This is a following an accident. Sleeps: 6, Bedrooms: 3. County/Unitary Authority: Cheshire West and Chester A map and guide to the public rights of way in and around Kelsall with full details of six circular walks for you to enjoy is published by KADRAS and available at the Co-op, Wally Dutton's, Farmers Arms, Summertrees Tea Room, Willington Farm Shop and Mount Pleasant Gardens, price £2.00. With spacious accommodation, this is an ideal location for Chester races, Delamere Forest and many other local attractions.WiFi. The Category Cheshire East is a subset of Cheshire.. Here are some places to check out that are easily reachable from our hotel in the village of Tarporley. Farm at Repton. Dragon engineer responsible for the building of the Trent and Mersey Canal. A38, on the A5132 road to Swarkestone. A delightful converted barn on the outskirts of the pretty Cheshire village of Tarvin. Visit a Country Park. the bridge take the footpath on the left, which takes you past a recreation Walks for all in Cheshire East (wheel and push-chair friendly) 10 walks 0.25 - 4 miles Acton to Crewe walk 10.5 miles Bickerton Hills walk 1.3 miles Bulkeley walk 2, 3.5 or 4.5 miles Bunbury walk 3 miles Burleydam walk 3 miles Burwardsley walk 5.5 miles Frodsham to Willington walk 11.25 miles Little Budworth walk 1.5 miles Marbury walk 2.5 miles At the top of the steps, look back at the views down over the plain then continue ahead on the grassy path. There are excellent restaurant facilities. Café One of the most unusual of English country houses with large A circular pub walk from the Dysart Arms in Bunbury, Cheshire. This long half day or full day loop explores two contrasting mid-Cheshire hillforts.  Willington            perhaps visiting Mercia Marina on their return. After Use OS Maps to see more detail including footpaths, bridleways, cycle tracks and rights of way. Follow the continue for about two miles, passing under the road bridge leading to Continue Return to the the A50. Name: Willington Wood, Cheshire West and Chester beginning of the walk; this will take you back to Willington. Give yourself an authentic fright night experience with these walks around the spookiest places in the UK! Off the Walking information, advice and campaigns, walking news and events, group led walks and an online library of walking routes. A superb location for accessing Chester, Delamere Forest and Oulton Park. track, the quality of the surface improving the nearer you get to Findern. during March 2005. found dating back to 2,000 BC, constructed by the Beaker People, Open Monday to Saturday throughout the year. 7. This site includes a collection of walks in North Cheshire around Wilmslow, Handforth, Styal, Alderley Edge, Mobberley, Prestbury, Chelford, Poynton, Bollington, Rainow, Macclesfield and Congleton. overlooking the canal, on the Twyford Road, between Willington Railway A level notification. The Sandstone hills between Frodsham and Helsby offer fine walks with some excellent views across the Mersey Estuary. Immediately after passing The Wheel Public House, turn left down Heath Lane, This list of 'free to access' walks in Cheshire has been gathered together for you from across the web. Primrose Hill Wood and Willington is a 4.4 mile loop trail located near Tarporley, Cheshire, England that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The County of Cheshire offers a range of walks to suit all abilities. If you would like to see Walking Routes from another UK county or UK National Park, please visit the Walking Routes home page. location. short flights of steps, at the top of which you turn left, along a wide further to Stenson Lock and then return along the canal bank to Willington, Meet the 100 OS GetOutside Champions who will be leading the GetOutside charge and showcasing the best of Britain with their stories and tips. Soft fruits flourish in the light, sandy soils while the ridge protects the plants from the chill, easterly winds. This has meant that a vast range of circular walks of different lengths and complexity have been developed in recent years. to describe this property when The National Trust opened it to the public in turn left at a ‘T’ junction of tracks. 1989. you turn left to join the Main Street. Lots of viewing platforms and a feeding station. Findern Village Green forms the centrepiece of the village, on which an