We are the Biddulph Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Take bridleway at rear of car park down to Crooked Yard Road and along to Walker Barn. Cross the A537 ( Care Needed ) and onto farm tracks and field paths through Tower Hill along the side of Kerridge Hill. We then have a short steep climb to the top of Kerridge Hill and the White Nancy. The route then heads south along the Saddle of Kerridge to Kerridge End. After a short road walk we pick up the Gritstone Trail back to Teggs Nose.
The White Nancy was built in 1817 by a local farmer John Gaskell. It is debated if it is a folly, summer house or monument to the Battle of Waterloo.
Teggs Nose Country Park, Buxton Old Road, Sutton, Macclesfield. Parking Fee £3
