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A deep limestone valley of steeply wooded slopes and towering rock pinnacles, perfect for walks and…
Impressive grit-stone edges and craggy rocks loved by walkers and climbers offering stunning…
Without doubt, most of the visitors come to Kinver to see the Edge - 200 acres of open access land…
Dovedale is a renowned beauty spot -although it is actually around 2-3 miles long! The River Dove…
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Mountain Biking
Cannock Chase AONB
A technical singletrack mountain bike trail which includes technical trail features.
Castle
Tamworth
A visit to Tamworth Castle takes you back in time and offers a perfect blend of fascinating history, regular live events and a stunningly complete building.
Historic House
Weston Under Lizard
Weston Park is one of the most welcoming stately homes with as much character as any English castle and with as many stories as any royal home.
Reservoir
Leek
An ideal part of a great day out in the Peak District National Park. There's something for everyone to enjoy; visitor centre, restaurant, gift shop, children's play area and easy access walks.
Country Park
Walsall
An environmentally friendly attraction that includes a visitor centre, lakeside cafe, activities such as wake-boarding, sailing, water skiing, nature walks and nearby heritage steam railway.
Historic House
Congleton
A simpler way of life
Join daily guided tours to discover the story of Little Moreton Hall and the many people who lived here, from Tudor farmers to Victorian tenants. Meet people in costume and get hands on with Tudor traditions such as butter…
Historic House
Brewood
Boscobel House and its famous Royal Oak tree draw you into one of the most dramatic adventure stories in English history – and from this summer, a wide ranging re-presentation will bring it to life as never before.
Forest or Woodland
Rugeley
Cannock Chase Forest at Birches Valley is an excellent starting point for an exhilarating woodland adventure on Cannock Chase. From the Midland’s best mountain bike trails or leisurely woodland walks, get the kids to let off some steam on one of the…
Mountain Biking
Cannock Chase AONB
The Monkey Trail was built and designed in partnership with Chase Trails and features technical rock gardens, boardwalks, jumps and drops.
Themed Trail
Rugeley
Download the amazing new Gruffalo Spotter 2 App for free before you visit Cannock Chase. Then use it bring the characters from the story to life, via Augmented Reality, when you follow the Gruffalo Spotters Trail at Birches Valley, Cannock Chase…
Garden
Trentham, Stoke-on-Trent
Peace and quiet, fun and action - there's something for everyone at The Trentham Estate with stunning Gardens, a Shopping Village and the Monkey Forest.
Visitor Centre
Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent
Westport Lake, created alongside the Trent and Mersey Canal is a nature reserve consisting of two lakes and a conservation area. It includes a Visitor Centre and play area.
Viewpoint/Beauty Spot
Hulme End
A deep limestone valley of steeply wooded slopes and towering rock pinnacles, perfect for walks and cycling, particularly along the accessible Manifold Track.
Llama or Camel Trekking
Burton Upon Trent
We offer guided nature walks in beautiful surroundings. Our llamas carry a buffet picnic and chairs to make the stroll more enjoyable. You feel calmer when you walk with a llama.
Walking Route
Rugeley
An easy, circular route, starting at Birches Valley Forest Centre, which is a perfect family walk taking in woodland and small lakes.
Canal
The canal lies in the counties of Staffordshire, Shropshire and Cheshire It links the canal system at Wolverhampton, with the River Mersey and Manchester Ship Canal at Ellesmere Port, 66 miles (106 km) distant.
Nature Reserve
Bradnop, Leek
• Nature reserve: open daily, 9am-9pm (or dusk if earlier).
• Parking: £4 for non-members. Free for RSPB members.
• Visitor Centre: open daily April-October. Closed November-March.
• Toilets: open daily, 8am-8pm (April-October) and 9am-5pm…
Garden
Market Drayton
Covering a total of 12 acres with woodland, waterfall, spring bulbs, rhododendrons, fabulous borders, alpine scree and gravel garden. Delicious food served in the tea room with views of 3 counties.
Canal
Staffordshire
Built in 1776, the Caldon Canal is widely seen as one of the most interesting waterways in the country. Very much a canal of contrasts, it begins in the centre of the Potteries passing through remote countryside and the Churnet Valley.
Walking Route
Hulme End
Starting at Hulme End, this 3.75 mile route follows the River Manifold and Manifold Way, around Ecton Hill, looping back along country lanes and through picturesque countryside. Some steep inclines.
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