Anglesey周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

An imposing church in Burton

Originally an open cast gravel pit, Branston Water Park is now hosts many species of plants and animals The reed bed is particularly important to wildlife and is one of the largest in Staffordshire.

Andresey Bridge, Burton on Trent The Andresey Bridge is a Grade II-listed (List entry Number: 1288956 LinkExternal link Historic England), elegant, single-span iron footbridge with latticed arched sides supporting the walkway. It was made in 1884 and leads across the river to Andresey Island, one of several islands formed by the River Trent which divides into several streams at this point.

For Covid-19 period, a one way (clockwise) circuit of the lake has been introduced. Please follow the signs

Very refreshing walk, trough forest, some hills, city, and some fields. Also when you reach the woods you can alter some routes to left or right and you will still be on path.

Spanning the River Trent in Burton-on-Trent, Stapenhill Suspension Bridge is unique in Europe thanks to its semi-suspension design. Built in 1888 to replace a ferry service over the river, the bridge is a lovely example of Victorian engineering. There's a plaque at the bridge with more information about its history.

Stunning 19th Century bridge over the River Trent

Paved all weather trail that runs parallel to the canal