6 great walks near Frodsham
PUBLISHED: 10:12 10 April 2018 | UPDATED: 17:09 21 May 2019
Frodsham is a popular starting point forn walkers travelling on the Sandstone Trail
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Hills with stunning views, beautiful woodland and the famous Sandstone Trail are all easily accessible to this Cheshire market town.
Bear's Paw Pub with Sandstone Trail Marker in Frodsham by Stephen EdwardsonSnidley Moor Wood
0 miles from Frodsham
Start at the famous Bear's Paw pub in the centre of Frodsham, passing by St Laurence church and onto Snidley Moor Wood.
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Frodsham by Ian BleasdaleWoodhouse Hill
1 mile from Frodsham
Explore the countryside near Frodsham Golf Club, enjoying the views from both Overton Hill and Woodhouse Hill.
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Helsby Hill trigpoint by Keith CarterHelsby Hill
3 miles from Frodsham
This walk around Helsby Hill allows you to take a detour to enjoy the views at the summit, but also takes in small sections of the Sandstone and Longster Trails.
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Old Pale Stones by Vaughan EdgeOld Pale Hill
6 miles from Frodsham
You can actually see Frodsham and Helsby Hills across the Cheshire Plains from the summit of Old Pale Hill, a good alternative view if you've taken the other walks in this list.
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Manley Common by Keith CarterMouldsworth
6 miles from Frodsham
We join the Sandstone trail a few miles down the road at Brine's Brow and go on to explore the tiny settlement of Manley Common.
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St Peter's Church, PlemstallPlemstall, Guilden Sutton and Mickle Trafford
7 miles from Frodsham
Although this walk is just a few miles outside of Chester, it's just a short 15 minute drive from Frodsham.
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All the routes were correct at the time of publication, over time access to certain parts of the walk may be subject to change.
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