North Cheshire Line
The North Cheshire railway line offers a captivating journey through some of the most scenic and culturally rich areas of Cheshire. This route not only provides a convenient means of travel but also unfolds a tapestry of picturesque landscapes, historic towns, and vibrant communities. From the charming streets of Chester, with its Roman walls and medieval architecture, to the tranquil countryside dotted with quaint villages and inviting local attractions, each stop along the North Cheshire line presents a unique opportunity to explore the region's heritage, indulge in local cuisine, and partake in a variety of recreational activities. Whether you're a history enthusiast, nature lover, or simply seeking a relaxing getaway, the North Cheshire railway line promises an enriching and memorable travel experience.
Key Trail Information
Directions
Hooton
Hooton Station is located on the Wirral Way, a converted railway that follows the track bed of the former Birkenhead Railway route from Hooton to West Kirkby making it ideal for walkers and hikers.
Little Sutton
Overpool
Get away from it all with a day experiencing the gentle beauty of the Rivacre Valley Local Nature Reserve
Ellesmere Port
From designer shopping to family days out, Ellesmere Port boasts a fantastic selection of things to do when you visit by train.
Helsby
Take a stroll up Helsby Hill. Less than ½ a mile from the station, beautiful Helsby Hill boasts some incredible views over the Cheshire plains from the top which also encompass the Peak District, Liverpool, Wirral and the Welsh Hills.
Chester
Frodsham
Runcorn East
Take a unique journey on the charming Halton Miniature Railway through Runcorn Town Park.
Warrington Bank Quary
The charming town of Warrington is located on the banks of the River Mersey, a position which has given the town prominence since it was founded in the Roman era.