This section covers Cheshire, Cumbria, Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Merseyside

These are general websites which have details of some accessible places or walks that may or may not be listed on the individual County pages.

 

Cheshire East - Stile-free walks and Walks for all - "walk leaflets provided by Cheshire East Council Ranger Service and the Public Rights of Way Team that you are free to download and print off" - from the Cheshire East Council website

 

The Lake District National Park - Miles without Stiles - "These are 50 routes across the National Park suitable for people with limited mobility, including wheelchair users, families with pushchairs, and the visually impaired." - from the Lake District National Park Authority website

 

Trans Pennine Trail Accessible Mapping - "Together with local authorities across the Trail we have looked at sections across the Trail that are accessible for all users. As some sections vary we have chosen to use a grading system to allow users to make a judgement themselves about whether they can access the route." - from the Trans Pennine Trail website

 

For North West England accessible tourist attractions information see tourist.me.uk/north-west-england

 

 

 

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