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Hidden Cheshire walk offers historic sights and countryside views

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Nov, 09:16 · Archive

A little-known walking route in southern Cheshire offers views of the Peckforton Hills and historic buildings, though some paths are overgrown.

A walking route through a little-known village in southern Cheshire offers views east to the Peckforton Hills and west towards the high moorlands between Wrexham and Llangollen, with several historic buildings adding interest along the way.

The path comes with caveats. Walkers may need to bash through nettles or negotiate awkward stiles as they go. This is because neglected paths in the less densely populated south of Cheshire tend to become increasingly overgrown, whereas well-used routes maintain themselves through regular foot traffic.

The author has reported particularly troublesome spots to rights-of-way officers at Chester and Cheshire West Council and received a prompt and positive response, suggesting that the worst obstructions may be resolved by the time walkers attempt the route.

Hidden Cheshire walk offers historic sights and countryside views
Image: Northwich Guardian

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In this story: Cheshire · Peckforton Hills · Wrexham · Llangollen · Chester and Cheshire West Council

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