An overview of walking in Cheshire England including links to walking information, walking equipment, walking holidays, walking maps and travel related to walking
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Walking in Cheshire
part of the Walking on the Web guide to walking in England
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gradual ascents or descents along well defined paths or tracks. Suitable
for novice walkers |
considerable ascents and descents over moderate fell type terrain |
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strenuous sometimes exposed routes requiring map reading and navigational
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Predominantly livestock and arable farmland on the Cheshire Plain with gritstone edges along the eastern border with the Peak District. The highest point in Cheshire is Shining Tor 559m / 1834ft close to the A537 above the Goyt Valley. Shining Tor is smack bang on the county border!
Walking routes in or passing through Cheshire
| Dane Valley Way | |
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Vale Royal Round | |
| Longster Trail 16km / 10 miles | |
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| Baker Way 19km / 12 miles | |
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| Eddisbury Way 26km / 16 miles | |
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Altrincham Circular 27km / 17 miles | |
| Salt & Sails Trail 32km / 20 miles | |
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| Delamere Way 33km / 21 miles | |
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| Wirral Shore Way 33km / 21 miles | |
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| Maelor Way 38km / 24 miles | |
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| Salter's Way 38km / 24 miles | |
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| Bollin Valley Way 40km / 25 miles | |
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Gritstone Trail 29km / 18 miles | |
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Cloud 7 Circuit 53km / 33 miles | |
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South Cheshire Way 50km / 31 miles | |
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Staffordshire Way 153km / 95 miles | |
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Cheshire Ring Canal Walk 156km / 97 miles | |
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Marches Way 320km / 200 miles | |
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