East Staffordshire 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
Millennium Walks
The 'Way for the Millennium' is an eight-part walk which spans the length and width of Staffordshire, ending in Shobnall.
Distance: 11.5 miles
Estimated walk time: 5 to 6 hours
Starting point: Hobb Lane
Facilities: Parking is available at Hobb Lane and in Abbots Bromley.
This walk takes you to the historic village of Abbots Bromley, before circling the famous woodlands of Bagot Forest.
There are three waymarked trails that start adjacent to the Cock Inn at Hanbury. Please note: Parking on the Cock Inn car park is strictly for patrons only.
The Red Walk
Length: 1.5 miles
Estimated walk time: 45 minutes
Starting point: Cock Inn, Hanbury
The Red Walk takes you to the Fauld Crater, scene of the biggest explosion in the United Kingdom.
The Blue Walk
Length: 3.5 miles
Estimated walk time: 1 and a half hours
Starting point: Cock Inn, Hanbury.
The Blue Walk leads to the heart of Hanbury and Draycott in the Clay.
The Green Walk
Length: 6.5 miles
Estimated walk time: 3 hours
Starting point: Cock Inn, Hanbury
The Green Walk takes you to the ruins of Tutbury Castle and on to Castle Hayes Park Farm.