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Path currently CLOSED, this section along the South Side of Ridgegate Reservoir and along the Dam wall (August 2025)

Teggsnose Reservoir was built in 1871. It works in conjunction with Bottoms Reservoir to regulate the flow and maintain the current that powered the mills below. The overflow channel allows water to overflow into the lower reservoir rather than overtopping the dam.

A great place to park and take in the myriad of walking, running and riding opportunities in this lovely part of Cheshire.

Ridgegate Reservoir, nestled in a scenic valley, serves as a vital water source for the region.

Alderley Park is a peaceful area made up of quiet woodland, lakes, and ponds, all connected by a network of well-kept paths. Alderley Park was previously the grounds of a stately home owned by the Stanley family in the 1600s. It is now the site of a corporate centre and laboratory but it still open for the public to enjoy a stroll around.

close your mouth up the climb! lots of bugs

Beware of cars pulling out of houses, some of driveways are sharp and the cars have to pull out slightly to actually see what’s on the road

Redesmere is a lovely place to stop in the evening as it can provide some lovely sunsets. The climb from here is quite short but the roads are narrow so be wary of cars not wanting to give way. Once you've reached the top grab a drink looking out over the Cheshire Plains.