Walks you can reach from Warrington Bank Quay by train
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Stone Station to Stafford Station (Staffordshire)
45m direct from Warrington Bank Quay.
14km.
Boggy muddy ground at wetter times of year. Stafford Common is an unusually large surviving common land near a major Midlands centre with origins in medieval townland for grazing, protected by parliament 1839 and 1939. Comparatively busy road at Whitgreave; boggy ground when wet.
Documented by Walk Midlands — download GPX route
Penkridge Station to Stafford Station (Staffordshire)
45m direct from Warrington Bank Quay.
12km.
Impressive views across southern and central Staffordshire landscape. Walk traverses Staffordshire countryside from Penkridge to Stafford via the ruins of a neo-gothic manor on the site of Stafford's medieval castle. Busy road near Penkridge; care crossing main roads near Stafford.
Documented by Walk Midlands — download GPX route
Carnforth Station to Lancaster Station (Lancashire)
45m direct from Warrington Bank Quay.
Easy: 12km, flat terrain. 3h.
Woodland paths.