Things to see & do

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What's nearby

The south front of Little Moreton Hall showing the half-timbered construction, small window panes and long gallery © NTPL/Rupert Truman

Make the most of your day out in the Cheshire countryside by visiting one of our neighbouring places.

There's something for everyone to enjoy - so why not check out our web pages for more information?

Check out the wildlife

A butterfly resting on a flower © Tia Symonds

Through the year the woodland and surrounding countryside here are full of the sights and sounds of wildlife. It's a perfect place for children and adults alike to explore the treasures of natures ever changing picture.

Don't forget to

  • Find out about the myths and legends of Alderley Edge from our interpretation panel in the NT car park
  • Discover Engine Vein, where Bronze Age man mined
  • Follow the Wizard Walk (Suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs)

 

Enjoy the Wizard Walk

Stormy Point offers a clear vantage point over the Cheshire Countryside © Alderley Edge, National Trust

This easy access circuit is a perfect introduction to the Edge. Children will enjoy exploring the woodlands, there are great view points and you'll see points of historical interest such as the site of the Armada Beacon.

Take the circular walk to Hare Hill

A waymarker points the way across the meadow to Hare Hill © Linda Whiting

This four mile walk starts from the woodland here at Alderley Edge and follows streams and meadows, past ponds and into the Hare Hill Estate. There are some steep sections which make this a moderately strenuous walk.

Grab your boots and enjoy Cheshire

A pair of sturdy walking boots on a bed of autumn leaves © Linda Whiting

Why not grab your walking boots, call some friends and get out and enjoy the fresh air.

From feedback, we know that visitors enjoy the variety of walks in the area, so why not download one yourself and come and explore.