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This airy but demanding ridge walk is mainly in Cheshire, following the gritstone ridge with some excellent views. It is very hilly with several long climbs and some steep but short ascents. It incorporates the former Mow Cop Trail. The route can be walked easily in three sections. Betweem Disley and Rushton Spencer the route forms part of European Trail E2. Public Transport There are stations at Disley, Macclesfield, Congleton and Kidsgrove with good connections to Manchester and other towns. Regular bus services connect towns and villages along the route. The Gritstone Rambler runs at weekends and bank holidays during the summer season, providing a service for walkers on the northern half of the Trail from Disley to the A54 near Bosley. It also provides access to popular walking routes around Lyme Park, Tegg's Nose Country Park, Macclesfield Forest and Wildboarclough. More details via the Cheshire council website, which also has information about additional transport services and a journey planner.Publications
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