The Merelake Way is an approximately 1 mile / 1.5 kms long trail for walkers, located on the Southern edge of Alsager. Once a railway line the Merelake Way follows a wooded cutting as it climbs uphill towards the Staffordshire border at Merelake.
There are several connecting public footpaths and walkers can devise circular walks using Ordnance Survey maps.
Walkers can enjoy excellent bird watching in the wooded cuttings along the Merelake Way.
Exploring further afield:
The Salt Line and Wheelock Rail Trail are situated a short way to the north-west.
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On foot – The Merelake Way is a short walk from Alsager railway station along Talke Road. By bus – Buses serve Alsager town centre and Talke Road By rail – services to Alsager railway station operate regularly from Crewe.
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