Marthall walks

Great walk through Little Watford, Over Peover, Snelson and Marthall.

Circular and flat walk from Noahs Ark Lane to Carter Lane.

Nice and flat walk from Mobberley to Paddockhill Lane.

This walk is along a number of quiet roads and footpaths.

Lovely walk around the Wilmslow Golf Course from Chelford Road to Knutsford Road.

Great walk through the picturesque village of Over Peover starting and ending from The Dog.

Great walk through the picturesque village of Over Peover starting and ending from The Dog.

Great and flat walk from Mobberley to Mountpleasant Farm.

Farmland walking along tracks and field paths, returning via Saltersley Hall and an area of heathery peatland.

Historic farmhouses, a picturesque lake and wildlife-rich woodland and peatland.

An interesting, level walk around the peatlands and heathlands of Lindow Moss, passing two attractive lakes.

Great walk from Stubby Lane to Chelford passing next to reservoirs.

This is a lovely short walk through delightful woodland, quiet lanes and passes beautiful Brook House Farm.

Great and flat walk from Smith Lane to Booths Mere.

This pleasant walk takes in some less well known parts of Wilmslow and Alderley Edge. There are lots of horses along this route and some pleasant views of Alderley Edge and its big houses.

Easy walk from Upcast Lane to Clay Lane and around Row-of-Trees.

Walk from Moor Lane to Mobberley Golf Course passing through Nature Reserve.

This is a short walk around Lindow Moss. The area became famous when Lindow Man was discovered by peat cutters in August 1984. The footpath skirts the edge of Lindow Moss where peat is still extracted. There is a Lindow Moss website here and you can find information about Lindow Man here. This route keeps to the public footpaths, but there are many unofficial routes across the moss.

Nice and flat walk from Lady Lane to Valewood Farm.

This is a lovely walk through woodland, along quiet roads and bridleways.

Easy and flat walk from Wood Lane to Higherhouse Farm.

Lindow Common is a very popular area and is well worth a visit in its own right. The common is crisscrossed by numerous footpaths and contains the Black Lake. It’s worthwhile exploring areas away from Black Lake where there are some small pools and expanses of heather. There is a lot of conservation work being carried out on the common which is designed to keep its open aspect and to protect wildlife and fauna. It is designated as a site of special scientific interest.