Enjoy this diverse set of walks that all commence within a few miles from the centre of Warrington
Appleton and Higher Walton
4 miles from Warrington
Start off from Appleton on the edge of Warrington Golf club and enjoy the views from a vantage point close to Fox Covert Cemetery before heading onto Walton Hall.
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Moore Nature Reserve
4 miles from Warrington
Sandwiched between the Manchester Ship Canal and the River Mersey, Moore Nature Reserve comprises of almost 200 acres of woodland, meadows, lakes and ponds, a pleasant surprise what is predominantly an industrial area.
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Trans Pennine Trail and Bridgewater Canal
4 miles from Warrington
This walk takes you along a stretch of the Trans Pennine Trail which was once the Warrington and Stockport Railway, carrying not just passengers but coal for Fiddlers Ferry power station. And the return leg takes you along the Bridgewater Canal.
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Daresbury
5 miles from Warrington
Not a traditional walk in the usual sense, but an ideal opportunity to take in the landmarks associated with the Alice in Wonderland author Lewis Caroll. Set off from the Ring O’Bells pub passinh by the famous weathervane before heading towards the Lewis Carroll Centre and onto the small but quaint Lewis Carroll Centenary Wood.
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Lymm and Thelwall
6 miles from Warrington
Starting out from Lymm, you will pass by the Manchester Ship Canal where you will see the penny ferry crossing at Thelwall.
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Oughtrington and Agden
8 miles from Warrington
If you are looking for the quintessential Cheshire country walk, then this gentle ramble is a strong contender.
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All the routes were correct at the time of publication, over time access to certain parts of the walk may be subject to change. We advise you acquire a recent OS map of the area you plan to visit and assure there are no major changes.
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