Middlewood Way

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Middlewood Way is a recreational trail in Cheshire, England, following a disused railway line and popular for walking, cycling, and horse riding.

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Middlewood Way canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf long-distance footpath
recreational trail
category Bridleways in the United Kingdom
Cycleways in England
Footpaths in Cheshire
Rail trails in England
connectsTo canal towpaths nearby
local footpath network
country England
endPoint Marple
follows disused railway line
formerRailway Macclesfield, Bollington and Marple Railway
hasFeature bridleway sections
car parks at access points
cuttings and embankments
former railway bridges
information boards
waymarked route
length approximately 10 miles
approximately 16 kilometres
locatedIn Cheshire
North West England
managedBy Cheshire East Council
linked to: Cheshire East
openedAsTrail 1985
partOf local green infrastructure
passesNear Middlewood
passesThrough Bollington
startPoint Macclesfield
surface compacted stone
usedFor cycling
horse riding
walking

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Bollington hasTrail Middlewood Way
High Lane hasNearbyFeature Middlewood Way
Middlewood railway station adjacentTo Middlewood Way