See & Do: Trails

The Stafford Town Trail should take you no longer than an hour, although you may wish to explore the additional sites. Much of the route is pedestrianised, with good wheel-chair access.

The Stone Town Trail should take you no longer than an hour. Begins at St. Michaels and St. Wulfad’s Church in Church Street.

The walks focus on Staffordshire's J.R.R Tolkien connection.

This lovely walk begins along the Trent and Mersey Canal where it is possible to see a wide variety of wildlife, in particular Kingfishers if you are lucky.

Situated within the Parish of Swynnerton, the three Hanchurch Hills circular walks offer a variety of scenery, from rolling pastures and arable fields to commercial conifer plantations.

Milford dates back to late 18th century origin and was part of the Milford Hall Estate.

The Greenway forms part of the former Wellington to Stafford Railway which was built in 1849 by the Shropshire Union Railway Company.

Welcome to the captivating story of some of Eccleshall’s historic buildings, sited on both sides of the town’s beautiful High Street.

The World of Wedgwood is a unique visitor experience celebrating the very best of British industrial and design heritage.