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Walking routes in Stoke-on-Trent
Short City Walks
The Federation of Stadium Communities have compiled a series of short circular walks around the City. Please click on each walk below for the route and map. Further information can be found by visiting their website www.stadiumcommunities.org
Central Forest Park & Port Vale
Westport Lake & Nature Reserve
Bucknall Park & Recreation Ground
Stanley Matthews Way & Trentham Canalside
Canal towpath walks
Stoke on Trent is fortunate to have two canals open to navigation running through its centre. The Trent & Mersey, strongly supported by Josiah Wedgwood throughout construction, still passes by Stoke's traditional potteries and, poignantly, the Wedgwood Visitor Centre. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing waterside stroll and watch the colourful narrowboats making their way through the locks en-route to Stoke Summit. Head for the China Garden pub at Etruria and make a detour on the way back via the Etruria staircase locks on the Caldon Canal.
The Caldon Canal, a strong contender for the title of England's most scenic waterway, also starts in Stoke on Trent.
Click here to download a Stoke-on-Trent Canal Guide and Map.
Visit British Waterways "Waterscape" website for further details.
Arnold Bennett's Bursley Trail
A short walk around some of Bennett's fictional locations in Burslem.
