Walks from Knutsford, Cheshire
🌿 Parkland estate, canal towpath, lowland mere, gentle farmland
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Knutsford is the town that inspired Elizabeth Gaskell’s novel Cranford, sitting immediately beside Tatton Park — one of the finest landscaped estates in the North West, with a magnificent deer park, gardens and mansion all open to walkers. The Bollin Valley and the Cheshire Ring Canal Walk both pass nearby.
A genteel and historic Cheshire town with one of the North West’s finest country estates on its doorstep, Knutsford makes an excellent and very accessible base for gentle Cheshire Plain walking through parkland and canal towpaths.
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Town centre car parks. Knutsford station (Manchester–Chester line)
Belle Époque, The Dog Inn, Tatton Park Farm Shop café
- Tatton Park deer park circuit
- Bollin Valley Way
- Cheshire Ring Canal Walk section
- Mobberley village circular
- Tabley House grounds
- Rostherne Mere nature reserve
- All Cheshire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Knutsford is covered by OS Explorer 268. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Bollin Valley Way
- Cheshire Ring Canal Walk





