Chase Vista
Viewpoint and walking trails through woodland and grassed areas from car park. Near Brocton Coppice. View further information on staffordshire.gov.uk
Viewpoint and walking trails through woodland and grassed areas from car park. Near Brocton Coppice. View further information on staffordshire.gov.uk
The Hednesford Hills Local Nature Reserve supports nationally important areas of heathland. The Chase Heritage Trail runs through the site from Cannock to Rugeley. View
Hazelslade Local Nature Reserve is home to woodlands and grasslands, surrounding a lake with several marked footpaths. View further information on cannockchasedc.gov.uk
Walking trails are provided through fields and woodlands, leading from the car park located at Piggot’s Bottom. View further information on staffs-wildlife.org.uk
Gentleshaw Common is one of the largest areas of lowland heath in Staffordshire. It consists of a network of trails and is a haven for
Shoal Hill Common consists of woodland and lowland heath. Walking trails are mostly loose stone paths and some steep gradients depending on routes taken.
Milford Common is a popular, countryside destination, with waymarked trails that lead into woodlands and parkland, which is managed as a nature reserve. View further
Brindley Village is a heathland and woodland site with waymarked Red, Blue and Green trails. Great War remains can be found across the site. View
Great Haywood Junction was built as a great interchange between two major canals – the Trent & Mersey and the Staffordshire & Worcestershire Canals. View