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Great place to visit - worth the entry fee (if not a NT member)

stock up on supplies and rest

A good place to get any supllies along the lymme part of the Trans Pennine trail

Hilly Cheshire village, can get busy at the weekends but well worth a visit

If you go down to the sunken garden between Sextons and the flower shop, you'll see the force of the water from the lower dam into Slitten Brook, and it flows into the Bridgewater canal

A great NT property worth a look around

Nice old house with beautiful gardens

Dunham Massey is a 400-year-old country mansion and estate with formal gardens and a 300-acre deer park. National Trust owned and managed members can visit for free, but non-members must pay entry fee for the house, gardens and parkland. There are a couple of footpaths through the deer park so if you aren't a member and would like to walk through without paying stay on the footpaths. There is a cafe, gift shop and toilets on site.

The Trans Pennine Trail is a 346km trail from Southport on the west coast across the Pennines to Hornsea on the east coast. It's designed to offer an exciting multi-user trail that generally follows rivers and canals and links up some of the towns and cities across the country. This means for runners any section will normally be fairly well surfaced, reasonably flat and car free. Bikes and horses are allowed to use most of it though, so you still need to watch out :-) This section follows the course of an old railway line through an avenue of trees. It's a great place to run with a bit of shelter and a fast surface.

Dunham Massey is a 400-year-old country mansion and estate with formal gardens and a 300-acre deer park. National Trust owned and managed members can visit for free, but non-members must pay entry fee for the house, gardens and parkland. There are a couple of footpaths through the deer park so if you aren't a member and would like to walk through without paying stay on the footpaths. There is a cafe, gift shop and toilets on site.

The Bridgewater Canal is a historic 39-mile canal stretching from Runcorn to Leigh. Especially where it passes through areas of open countryside, the towpath offers flat, scenic, traffic-free running.

Set on the edge of the National Trust Dunham Massey estate, Dunham Woodhouses is a pretty village, well placed for a mid-run stop with a pub and ice-cream parlor.

The Trans Pennine Trail is a multi-user path linking the North Sea with the Irish Sea running 215 miles (346km) between Southport and Hornsea.

pretty lane and houses

Great tearoom and quaint village. Nice stroll round the reservoir (about 30 minutes).

Open on a Sunday Morning for Coffee and cake when everything else is shut. Always been friendly and accomodating, even when we walk in soaking wet from a ride!

Entrance to woodland walk that goes between Lymm dam & Lymm village. Great place to stop off for a coffee & snack.

Fabulous bread shop, can get a sandwich made to take out to can dine in. Drinks to take out.

Flat, easy ridden trail. Nice way to get around off the roads. ✌🏻

Lymm is a pretty Cheshire village which means "place of running water" in Celtic language. Known for its historic and listed buildings built from terracotta, the village is a designated conservation area. Here, you will find many quaint restaurants and pubs. You can find more information about the village here: https://www.visitcheshire.com/explore/lymm-p34871.