How to get here
By foot
Cannock Chase is easily accessible on foot from all of the surrounding towns and villages using the extensive network of public footpaths in the area. Public footpaths are well signposted on the ground. There is a Walking Cannock Chase booklet available for sale at £3.50, from a variety of outlets around the Chase, and this includes 14 circular routes of various lengths and terrain. More routes can be discovered using the Ordnance Survey (OS) map 244 Cannock Chase and Chasewater – Stafford, Rugeley & Cannock. You can use the OS app for free but additional features are available to subscribers for a nominal annual fee.
Individual walks can be found on the website here.
By cycle
Instead of taking the car, why not visit Cannock Chase by cycle? It’s a great way to save you money, improve your health, and reduce congestion and air pollution. Staffordshire County Council has more information on cycling on their website.
By car
Cannock Chase lies to the east of the M6, close to junctions 12 and 13. The A34 between Stafford and Cannock runs along its western boundary; the A513 Stafford to Rugeley road lies to the north; whilst the A460 provides access from Cannock in the south. The A51 between Lichfield and Rugeley provides access from the south-east. If visiting the National Landscape by car or other types of vehicle please park in one of the many dedicated car parks on the Chase.
By public transport
Cannock Chase National Landscape can be reached from train stations at Rugeley, Hednesford and Cannock. Check train operators for routes and times of services. There are also various options for bus services in and around Cannock Chase. Visit Staffordshire County Council’s website for timetables and operator route maps.