Discover Cheshire's beautiful countryside with this pocket-sized guide to some of the best walks in the county. There are 20 circular routes here, varying in length from 2 to 6½ miles. At the heart of each walk is a renowned local pub, recommended for their good food and warm welcome.
Explore the The Wirral and Frodsham areas in the west with their wooded hills and stirring views over the mighty estuaries of the Dee and Mersey; the memorable medieval churches at Marton, Bunbury, Tarvin and Chadkirk; and monuments to the Industrial Age at Acton Bridge, Styal and High Lane.
Along the way you'll uncover rugged countryside, tranquil water meadows, historic villages, ancient hillforts and the spectacular views that make Cheshire such a great place for walking.
1 Thurstaston Common (31/2 miles)
2 Pulford and Trevalyn (61/2 miles)
3 Tarvin and Roman Bridges (51/2 miles)
4 Broxton and Maiden Castle (33/4 miles)
5 Alvanley and Helsby Hill (31/2 miles)
6 Frodsham (2 miles)
7 Tarporley (21/2 miles)
8 Bunbury (41/2 miles)
9 Little Budworth (23/4 miles)
10 Acton Bridge (23/4 miles)
11 Grappenhall (41/2 miles)
12 Wybunbury (13/4 miles)
13 Warmingham (5 miles)
14 Plumley & Holford Hall (4 miles)
15 Wheelock (4 miles)
16 Styal (41/4 miles)
17 Marton (31/2 miles)
18 Chadkirk (33/4 miles)
19 Higher Sutton (41/2 miles)
20 High Lane (23/4 miles)
