Walks from Bollington, Cheshire
🌿 Gritstone ridge, former railway trail, mill town heritage, moorland fringe
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Bollington is a former cotton mill town immediately beneath White Nancy — a distinctive white-painted folly on Kerridge Hill that is one of the most recognisable landmarks in east Cheshire. The Gritstone Trail and the Middlewood Way (a former railway line) both pass directly through the town.
A characterful former mill town with two long-distance trails converging and the iconic White Nancy folly directly above, Bollington makes an excellent and well-connected walking base for the Cheshire-Peak District boundary.
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Town centre car parks. Bus from Macclesfield (130, limited)
The Lord Clyde, Bollington Hardware café, Poynton Road tea rooms
- White Nancy & Kerridge Hill ridge
- Gritstone Trail section
- Middlewood Way to Marple
- Macclesfield Forest approach
- Tegg’s Nose
- Rainow & the Peak District fringe
- All Cheshire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Bollington is covered by OS Explorer 268 / OL24. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Gritstone Trail
- Middlewood Way





