Walks and country trails

A walk through history would be the best way to describe this lengthy ramble through rural Staffordshire.

This short walk is ideal for people wishing to experience the beauty of Staffordshire without over exerting themselves.

The walk begins in the old parish village of Bobbington before crossing traditional farmland with great views across South Staffordshire and into Shropshire.

This walk covers a large area of the smallest mainland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in the United Kingdom.

A pleasant walk from Codsall which follows the Staffordshire Way northwards before passing around Chillington Hall and its impressive parkland.

Consall Nature Park is situated within the beautiful valley of the River Churnet.

This interesting walk follows the Staffordshire Way along Caldon Canal to Cheddleton before climbing out of the valley to a viewpoint at Tompkin.

There are three waymarked trails that start adjacent to the Cock Inn at Hanbury.

Situated within the Parish of Swynnerton, the three Hanchurch Hills circular walks offer a variety of scenery.

This trail can be walked as either an extension to the Red or Green Trails or from its starting point at Coppice Hill car park.