Chester House Guest House

North Cheshire Way (Chester Spur)

Connects Chester city centre to the main North Cheshire Way loop through mixed terrain including canal towpaths, field edges and some road sections. Expect gentle gradients overall with occasional steeper climbs near Waverton. The towpath sections work well for sturdy buggies and families, though field paths can be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome throughout. Links historic Chester's Roman walls with quieter Cheshire countryside, offering a pleasant escape from the city with good pub stops in vill

Canalside Trail

Longster Trail (alternative)

Winds through quiet Cheshire countryside with gentle to moderate inclines and some farm tracks that can get muddy. Suitable for older children but pushchairs will struggle on uneven sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers proper rural escape with patchwork fields, hedgerows, and distant views toward the Peckforton Hills—ideal for walkers wanting tranquillity without the crowds of more popular trails.

Longster Trail

Follows the old Longster Trail route with mixed terrain including gentle woodland paths and open sections. Moderate incline in places but generally family-friendly for older children; some uneven ground makes it less suitable for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads where livestock may graze. Offers a peaceful escape with countryside views and a taste of Cheshire's rural character, ideal for a half-day ramble from your pitch.

Baker Way