Middlewood Way the Middlewood Way Is a 16Km (11 Mile) Linear Route Following the Former Macclesfield, Bollington and Marple Railway

Middlewood Way the Middlewood Way Is a 16Km (11 Mile) Linear Route Following the Former Macclesfield, Bollington and Marple Railway

Walks for All - Middlewood Way The Middlewood Way is a 16km (11 mile) linear route following the former Macclesfield, Bollington and Marple Railway. Grade Easy walking Distance 4 km / 2½ miles return walk Time 1 - 2 hours Start Jackson's Brickworks near Poynton Map OS Explorer 268. Postcode for satnav: SK12 1UT Generally level with compacted-stone surface, with slopes Terrain on access routes Barriers Kissing gates and gaps Available at the Adlington Road rangers’ office and Toilets Nelson Pit visitor centre. Contact Tel: 01625 383700 Route Details The Middlewood Way is a 16km (10 mile) linear route following the former Macclesfield, Bollington and Marple Railway through picturesque Cheshire East countryside. It provides a relatively level route for all users along its wildlife corridor. At Bollington the route passes high above the river on a viaduct offering views to the hills and mills of the area. Location: In Cheshire, the Middlewood Way is easily accessible near Poynton to the north or in Bollington to the south. Postcode of Jacksons’ Brickworks for satnav: SK12 1UT. Parking: There is a car park, accessible for minibuses, at Jacksons’ Brickworks with easy access to the Middlewood Way through the Local Nature Reserve and 3 designated disabled parking bays. Alternatively, park at Nelson Pit visitor centre where 5 designated disabled parking bays are provided. There is a height barrier at the entrance to the car park, though a layby can be used to set down and pick up passangers. In addition, there is is a minibus-accessible carpark at the Clough Bank carpark off Grimshaw Lane in Bollington. At Adlington Road rangers’ office there is minibus-accessible parking, including 2 designated disabled bays, although access from here to the Way is via a long set of steps. Public transport: Public buses serve Bollington and Nelson Pit visitor centre and there are rail services to Marple. Toilets: Public toilets (including accessible with a RADAR key) are available at the Adlington Road rangers’ office and Nelson Pit visitor centre. Refreshments: Refreshments are available at Nelson Pit visitor centre and in Bollington town. Further information: Cheshire East Council who publish a leaflet giving more detailed information on the Middlewood Way. Tel: 01625 383700 Email: [email protected] .

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