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Following the former railway along the Biddulph Valley from Stoke-on-Trent to Congleton, the Biddulph Valley Way is a flat surfaced path suitable for walkers, cyclists and horseriders and accessible for wheelchairs, pushchairs and buggies. This is Route 55 of the National Cycle Network and most of the route is hard surfaced and well signed.
An old estate parkland retaining many of the original and interesting historical features…
Owned by the National Trust, this Grade 1 listed garden is one of Britain's most exciting…
Ford Green Hall is a 17th century timber-framed farmhouse, complete with period garden…
An 18th century country house set in a Repton landscape containing fine furniture and…
North Staffordshire's leading local brewer supplying local cask and bottle beer to pubs…
Westport Lake, created alongside the Trent and Mersey Canal is a nature reserve…
Middleport Pottery, home of Burleigh, is an exciting visitor destination in the heart of…
Rudyard Lake provides some of the most dramatic scenery to be found in the Staffordshire…
Take a magical 3 mile return trip alongside beautiful historic Rudyard Lake on our…
The UK’s No.1 tropical indoor aqua park is located at the Waterworld Leisure Resort, in…
Discover the world-famous Staffordshire Hoard along with the history of the Potteries,…
The Emma Bridgewater Factory lies in the heart of the historic Stoke-on-Trent Potteries,…
There is something for everyone at Apedale Valley Light Railway. Young and old will enjoy…
In beautiful Brampton Park less than half a mile from the town centre lies…
Once an Open Cast mining site this park now has 155 hectares of woodland, pools and…
Sir Arthur Nicholson presented the memorial to the town in memory of his son who was…
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