Audlem Circular on the Weaver Way and South Cheshire Way
From the canal village of Audlem, out on the Weaver Way by the young River Weaver and back on the South Cheshire Way.
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Audlem is a pretty village in the far south of Cheshire, close to both the Shropshire and Staffordshire borders, where the roads to Whitchurch, Market Drayton and Newcastle meet.
It sits on the Shropshire Union Canal, with its famous flight of fifteen locks, and close to the River Weaver. It's also the southern end of the Weaver Way, a 40 mile path to Frodsham. This loop uses the Weaver Way and the South Cheshire Way to make five easy miles.
Highlights
- Audlem locks
- Weaver Way
- South Cheshire Way
- Distance
- 5 miles (8.0 km)
- Route
- circular
- Difficulty
- easy
- Start
- Audlem
- Parking
- Audlem village car park
- Terrain
- Canal, River, Fields, Old railway & trails
