アストンアポントレントでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

When visiting the Red-Brick Warehouse on the Canal, take a moment to appreciate its unique architectural feature: the internal canal arm that allowed boats to be loaded or unloaded within the building. This design, common in historic canal warehouses, facilitated efficient transshipment of goods directly from the waterway to storage. Such features are exemplified in structures like Telford's Warehouse in Chester, where boats could enter the building for loading and unloading. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telford%27s_Warehouse

Cycled 1st March. After the towpath and cycle route 6 diverge, the canalside path towards shardlow was muddy in places, uncyclable in one place. Recommended for summer or extended dry periods.

Does get boggy during rainy season

The Trent & Mersey Canal winds through the North Midlands, offering stunning views of the Cheshire Plain and a peaceful green corridor through Stoke-on-Trent. It spans 93 miles and is perfect for cycling or walking, with routes through the charming countryside of Cheshire, Staffordshire, and Derbyshire.

This is the eastern access point to Elvaston Castle. It is a 19th-century Gothic Revical Castle set within a 200 acre county park that offers walking paths and lovely scenery.

The Nature Reserve is prone to flooding and the paths can be very muddy during the winter or after lots of rain

The footpath to the South West of the lower pond is closed from mid-March to the end of June for the nesting season.

These gates are chained & padlocked shut, however if you are inside trying to get out, then we found that the low wall to the side was easy to clamber over