Hiking thread

[dickie davies]

Just done a lovely circular just outside Macc that included up to the top of Teggs Nose

 

[flook]

had a trundle around that myself a few weeks back, only about 8 miles but the mud made it feel twice as long

 

[BlueMoonday]

Lovely jaunt through Lyme Park. Rip off now though (£8 an adult)! Will be parking in Disley and walking over in future, used to be £5 a car.

Never the less, amazing views over Manchester and great scenery.

 

[andyhinch]

Lovely jaunt through Lyme Park. Rip off now though (£8 an adult)! Will be parking in Disley and walking over in future, used to be £5 a car.

Never the less, amazing views over Manchester and great scenery.

Walk in from Pott Shriggley, free parking mate.

 

[BlueMoonday]

Walk in from Pott Shriggley, free parking mate.

Cheers pal, will give this a go. Lovely place as well Pott Shrigs. Decent pub towards Whaley as well.

 

[nw42]

Cheers pal, will give this a go. Lovely place as well Pott Shrigs. Decent pub towards Whaley as well.

Can also park near the Boar's Head at Higher Poynton and walk in, decent grub at the Boar too.

 

[dickie davies]

had a trundle around that myself a few weeks back, only about 8 miles but the mud made it feel twice as long

Yes, about eight miles and hardly any mud
About 18 months ago, I did a walk in Cheshire that took in the castles and the ground was saturated
At the end of the walk I thought my calf muscles had come off the bone

 

[flook]

Yes, about eight miles and hardly any mud
About 18 months ago, I did a walk in Cheshire that took in the castles and the ground was saturated
At the end of the walk I thought my calf muscles had come off the bone

yup its tough when its like that, spent most of the time trying to avoid falling on my arse

 

[BlueMoonday]

Can also park near the Boar's Head at Higher Poynton and walk in, decent grub at the Boar too.

Thank you, noted for next time as well.

 

[nw42]

Just done a lovely circular just outside Macc that included up to the top of Teggs NoseView attachment 38884

Shutlingsloe is a nice walk to do, if you don't know it it's the high hill right in the background of your photo, accessed quite easily through the forest, can park up near the Leathersmithy's Arms at the side of the reservoir. I'm planning on doing it again in the next few weeks, views over Cheshire & Derbyshire are worth the effort, I think you can see part of Staffordshire too from up there.