The Butts Trig Point – Sherbrook Stepping Stones loop from Cannock Chase National Landscape

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The Butts Trig Point – Sherbrook Stepping Stones loop from Cannock Chase National Landscape

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The Butts Trig Point – Sherbrook Stepping Stones loop from Cannock Chase National Landscape

04:50

17.9km

230m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 18, 2026

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Cannock Chase National Landscape

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1.65 km

The Butts Trig Point

Highlight • Natural Monument

Surely worth a trip to the trig point for the name alone. Some nice views around the area, plenty of heather out at this time of year.

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2.97 km

Forest Path in Cannock Chase National Landscape

Highlight • Trail

steep start to the walk but very sensible after that.

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3.88 km

Abraham's Valley, Cannock Chase

Highlight • Forest

A delightful stroll through a blend of thick woodlands and open trails. Much like the rest of Cannock Chase, you'll find an abundance of wildlife and breathtaking vistas along the way.

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4.65 km

Seven Springs

Highlight • Viewpoint

A beautiful little stream next to the car park.

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6.56 km

Sherbrook Stepping Stones

Highlight • River

This is a popular beauty spot in the lovely Cannock Chase AONB. A series of stepping stones cross the pretty Sherbrook, which is lined with alders and huge tussock hedge …

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9.18 km

Sher Brook Stepping Stones

Highlight • River

Everyone loves stepping stones. Brings out the inner child no matter how old you are.

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10.2 km

Sher Brook Pond and Stone Bridge

Highlight • Forest

A picturesque location at the woodland's edge, perfect for pausing and savouring the beauty of the surroundings and what Cannock Chase AONB has to offer.

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12.8 km

Brocton Camp Information Board

Highlight • Historical Site

In the autumn of 1914, only months after the start of the First World War, construction of two large camps began on Cannock Chase. The camps (known as Brocton Camp …

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