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Rangemore to Branston 2 1 1 Turn Left out of the Car Park Onto Tatenhill Lane This leaflet can be used in conjunction with The National Forest Way OS Explorer 245 (The National Forest) The National Forest Way takes walkers on a 75-mile journey through a transforming Stage 10: landscape, from the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire to Beacon Hill Start Country Park in Leicestershire. Rangemore to On the way, you will discover the area’s evolution from a rural landscape, through industrialisation and its decline, to the Branston modern-day creation of a new forest, where End 21st-century life is threaded through a mosaic Length: 4 miles / 6½ kilometres of green spaces and settlements. The trail leads through young and ancient woodlands, market towns and the industrial heritage of this changing landscape. Burton upon Trent About this stage Swadlincote Start: Rangemore (DE13 9RW) Ashby End: Branston Water Park (DE14 3HD) de la Zouch Coalville This stage takes you through attractive undulating farmland, alongside new woodland and on to Battlestead Hill, via the pretty village of Tatenhill. From the top of the hill, you can enjoy a panorama of The National Forest and the Trent Valley below. The National Forest Way was created by a partnership of the National Forest Company, Derbyshire County Council, Leicestershire County Council and Staffordshire County The National Forest Company Council, with the generous Bath Yard, Moira, Swadlincote, support of Fisher German. Derbyshire DE12 6BA Telephone: 01283 551211 Enquiries: www.nationalforestway.co.uk/contact Website: www.nationalforest.org To find out more, visit: Photos: Jacqui Rock, Martin Vaughan and NFC www.nationalforestway.co.uk Maps reproduced by permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of HMSO. © Crown copyright and database right (2016). ver 4 (15 December 2016) All rights reserved. Licence number 100021056. Route directions: Eastbound Rangemore to Branston 2 1 1 Turn left out of the car park onto Tatenhill Lane. Walk along the road until you reach 3 5 the junction with Chapel Lane on your left. 1 Follow Chapel Lane for about 150m, where 7 you should find a footpath on your right that 4 9 passes between two houses. 6 8 2 Follow this path over a stile and into a field. The path now heads diagonally right for 10 three fields across stiles and a footbridge. A When you reach a stile leading out onto the 2 road, ignore this and keep walking ahead to 11 a gate leading into some woodland. 3 Go through the gate, and walk straight on through the woodland. Keep going straight 12 on when you reach a track with stiles and gates on either side. After you leave the woods, walk to either side of the pond to 7 Cross the next stile at the end of the track. a gate onto the road. Head through the The path widens a little and there should gate and turn left. Follow the road for about be a plantation woodland on your left, A Alternative route 175m, past Little Lambs Childcare, to a stile with a hedge continuing on your right. At To detour through Tatenhill from Point 9 on your left. the corner of the woodland, turn left to turn right along the road and walk into the 4 Cross the stile and walk through the continue walking around the edge of the village. Just after you pass the village hall, field, keeping close to the hedge on your plantation. Keep following the path as it turn left down a lane marked Private Road. right. Go straight on when you come to a leaves the plantation and goes downhill At the end of the lane, look out for a gate double set of gates and, at the next stile, towards some houses. on the right set into the hedge. Go through go straight on through the next field to this and walk straight ahead to follow the 8 Turn left at the waymark post. You should the stile in the corner. Cross this stile and have a dense hedge on your left and footpath downhill, through a kissing gate head straight on through the field, passing houses below you on your right. As soon as and alongside a stream to the road, where through the gate at the bottom of the field. you have passed the houses, look for a stile you rejoin the National Forest Way at 11 . 5 Towards the end of the next field, you to your right. Cross this and walk alongside 10 Turn right when you see a waymarker at should find a horse jump on your right with the stream until you reach the road. a junction of two paths. Follow this new a gate next to it. Go through the gate and path past a large tree, downhill and then up 9 To follow the National Forest Way, cross the follow the path as it goes uphill through road to the footpath opposite which runs again. Walk along the ridge at the top of the another gate. to the left of the houses and onto a broad hill and keep heading straight on, ignoring paths to the left and right. 6 At the top of the hill, you will find a stile and track heading uphill. Follow the track until metal gate. Cross the stile onto Cuckoo you reach a kissing gate. Turn right through 11 As the path heads back downhill, take the Cage Lane and turn left. Follow the lane the gate and take the path straight ahead clear path on your right to a junction with past some houses and over a stile, after for about 175m until you find a fence and the footpath on the edge of the village. Turn which the track runs between two hedges. stile on your left, signed Battlestead Hill. left on to the footpath and follow it downhill, When the path splits, keep left to cross Cross the stile and bear diagonally right, through a kissing gate and alongside a another stile. passing a bench on your left. stream to the road. 5 Link to Burton upon Trent 7 4 9 To visit the nearby town of Burton upon Trent, which 6 8 has a range of shops, pubs and things to do, follow the 2½ mile link below. 10 14 A To Burton: From Point , ignore the turning into Branston Water Park and continue alongside Link to Burton the Trent & Mersey Canal towards Burton. After 11 2,750m you will reach Shobnall Marina. Turn right here onto Shobnall Road and follow it for 500m to the 12 second of two roundabouts. Turn left onto Wellington Road for 400m and then right onto Borough Road. Burton station End is 200m on your right. 13 3 4 14 12 Cross the road to the bridleway on the other side, keeping the stream on your right. Follow the path over a bridge across the stream, then turn left to walk along the clear track. After passing some farm buildings, the path continues alongside the hedge. Follow the bridleway ahead for From Burton: Turn left out of Burton about 700m. Link to Burton station car park. Follow Borough Road for 200m and then turn left onto 13 When the path turns right around the edge Wellington Road. After 400m, turn right at of a field, look out for a gateway on the the roundabout and follow Shobnall Road for left side of the hedge in front of you. Go 500m to the Marina. Turn left onto the Trent & through this and follow the path through the Mersey Canal towpath and follow it for 2,750m small woodland, past a small lake on your to Branston Water Park, where you re-join the right, and on to the Trent & Mersey Canal. National Forest Way. 14 At the canal, use the bridge to cross over and turn left onto the towpath. Follow the towpath for about 800m to enter Branston Water Park on your right. Enter the park and walk on to the car park. 14 Useful Information Points of interest along this stage Parking 1 Rangemore 3 Tatenhill Lock Parking is available at Branston Water Park, Rangemore is located within Tatenhill Lock is one of 76 Tatenhill and Rangemore. the ancient Needwood locks on the 93 mile Trent and Forest. Rangemore Hall on Mersey Canal, designed by Please note that there may be a charge for the outskirts of the village James Brindley and completed parking at Branston Water Park and also be has historical connections to in 1777. Today the canal is an aware of car park closing times before setting Burton upon Trent’s famous attractive and tranquil spot off. Bass brewing dynasty and has where wildlife and people Note: The car park shown on the map near welcomed royal visitors. Today coexist happily. point 10 is no longer available. the Hall has been converted into exclusive residential Public transport apartments. Branston is on the 7/7A/7E Lichfield-Burton bus route (Mon-Sun), the nearest bus stop to Branston Water Park is at St Saviours Church 2 Battlestead Hill 4 Branston Water Park on Main Street). Battlestead Hill is reputed to These restored gravel pits There are no bus services to Rangemore, but be the site of a bloody battle feature one of the largest areas the 7/7A/7E also serves Yoxall (the starting/ between the Angles and of reedbed in Staffordshire, finishing point of stage 11). Danes. This mature woodland together with wet woodland, is attractive in all seasons and open grassland and wildflower For detailed information on bus routes and especially so in spring, when meadows. These valuable times, call Traveline on 0871 200 22 33 primroses, bluebells and habitats attract a wide range (charges apply).
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