Staffordshire Cakes & Ale Trail
Length: 100 miles / 161km
Duration: TBC
Difficulty: Medium
Direction: Circular
Accessibility: TBC
Summary
Heading towards north Staffordshire, the trail proceeds through several attractive villages to the market town of Cheadle, where ‘Pugin’s gem’, St Giles’s church, dominates the skyline. Into the hills of Staffordshire Moorlands the trail goes through Alton and Denstone and on through Roman Rocester to the horse-racing mecca of Uttoxeter. A final southerly journey takes walkers through Tutbury, with its Norman castle that once housed Mary Queen of Scots, to finally return to Burton-upon-Trent.
The route of The Staffordshire Cakes and Ale Trail is given in detail, accompanied by diagrams and illustrated information about places passed through. The main features of each town are also described and illustrated, together with listings for Real Cakes, Real Ales and accommodation.
Highlights:
TBC
Starting Point:
SK242232 – Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire
End Point:
Facilities:
TBC
Connected Paths:
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