
13-17 maps gallery

GALLERY - MAP 13
We climb from Bickerton village passed Mad Allen’s Hole and on to the top of Bickerton Hill. Again wonderful views as far as Liverpool. Follow the contour down and East around the hill and then south across the fields passed Larkton Hall.

Well worth a read


Up the steps to

A seat with a view


DO NOT MISS Turn right

And down there steps





GALLERY - MAP 14
The route passes the gallops and racing stables, continues over Hampton Green Lane passed Middle House and a series of foot bridges and through a the marsh – cross with care – go round if you can.

Over the foot bridge

And across the gallops

On to Shay Lane


Hampton Green Lane Malpas





A series of foot bridges before a marsh!

The marsh

And it can be wet & boggy - care and waterproof boots!
GALLERY - MAP 15
Here at Bickelywood is a good place to break before the final walk into Whitchurch, a few hundred meters east of the A41.

Bickley Lane

Flag Lane & Bickley Lane Bickleywood No Mans Heath SY14 8EE (F)

You will have to walk here!!


Wonderful Blackthorn

Bickley Wood Malpas


The beginning of the alternative route round Chads Farm

End of the alternative


St. Chads Chapel - Sitting so comfortably in the surrounding countryside

GALLERY - MAP 16
From Pearl farm we walk through lovely countryside past Moorhead Farm and cottages joining the Llangollen canal at Willeymoor Lock. The tow path is followed south to Jackson’s Bridge No 26.




And the last kissing gate before the Llangollen Canal

Llangollen canal Willeymoor Lock - A rest for a cup of tea or something stronger!





GALLERY - MAP 17
This is the last map following the Sandstone Trail. An interesting tow path walk passing Grindley Brook Locks to a small cantilever bridge. Turn east, walking the tow path of the old Whitchurch Canal (soon abandoned and paved over) and then the final walk into Whitchurch, to a car park & the official end of the Sandstone Trail.






Damson’s Bridge (a lovely name)

Blackthorn again





The Canal Arm to Whitchurch and is here filled in many years ago

Last canal bridge


The last foot bridge

The last finger post

The last bridge
