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Cannock walks

Please note: We are currently reviewing our walks publications, please refer to the text on this webpage for the most current route details we have. If you note any differences when following the route, please let us know by emailing: rightsofway@staffordshire.gov.uk

Cannock Chase circular walk

Distance: 8 miles
Estimated walk time: 3 to 4 hours
Starting point: The Glacial Boulder

Facilities: Parking is available at The Glacial Boulder car park. There are cafés at Marquis Drive Visitor Centre and Birches Valley Forest Centre.

The walk begins at The Glacial Boulder and continues across the heathland to the pine woodlands in Brindley Heath. The route takes you past the Visitor Centres at both Marquis Drive and Birches Valley before crossing over the quarry to Sherbrook Valley.

Rugeley to Colton circular walk

Distance: 4 miles (short walk), 6 miles (long walk)
Estimated walk time: 2 hours (short walk), 3 hours (long walk)
Starting point: Rugeley Trent Valley railway station.

Facilities: Parking is available at Rugeley Trent Valley railway station (OS049191), there are two pubs along the walk and all other facilities can be found in Rugeley town centre.

The route goes through woodland and along a trackway to join the Staffordshire Way at Stockwell Heath. The return journey takes you through Colton village then onto the Trent and Mersey Canal, crossing one of Brindley's aqueducts.

Tolkein Trail Cannock Chase walk

The Tolkein Trail Cannock Chase walk is one of three linked walks which make up the Staffordshire Tolkien Trail. These walks focus on Staffordshire's J.R.R Tolkien connection.

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