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Rudheath Woods

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Rudheath Woods

Island on Shakerley Mere A former sand quarry, now a small park. It can be noisy here due to the closeness of the M6 motorway, but the level path around the lake is very popular with visitors.
Island on Shakerley Mere Credit: David Kitching

Rudheath Woods is a picturesque woodland located in the county of Cheshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 50 acres, it is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The woods are situated near the village of Rudheath, just a few miles away from the town of Northwich.

The woodland is characterized by a diverse mix of tree species, including oak, beech, birch, and pine, which create a rich and vibrant ecosystem. The forest floor is covered in a lush carpet of ferns, bluebells, and wildflowers, adding to the enchanting atmosphere of the woods.

Rudheath Woods offers a range of recreational activities for visitors to enjoy. There are numerous walking trails that wind through the forest, providing opportunities for peaceful strolls and exploration. The paths are well-maintained, making them accessible for people of all ages and abilities. Wildlife enthusiasts can also spot a variety of birds, small mammals, and insects, as the woods provide a habitat for a diverse range of creatures.

The woods are also home to a small stream, which meanders through the trees, creating a tranquil and calming ambiance. This stream offers the opportunity for visitors to sit and relax by the water's edge or engage in activities such as paddling or building small dams.

Overall, Rudheath Woods is a captivating natural haven, providing a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether one is seeking a leisurely walk, a family picnic, or a chance to connect with nature, this woodland offers a delightful experience for all who visit.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 53.228613/-2.3880531 or Grid Reference SJ7470. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Island on Shakerley Mere A former sand quarry, now a small park. It can be noisy here due to the closeness of the M6 motorway, but the level path around the lake is very popular with visitors.
Island on Shakerley Mere
A former sand quarry, now a small park. It can be noisy here due to the closeness of the M6 motorway, but the level path around the lake is very popular with visitors.
Boundary Water Park On the A50 just south of Allostock . Once a popular windsurfing centre but now only used by anglers
Boundary Water Park
On the A50 just south of Allostock . Once a popular windsurfing centre but now only used by anglers
South End of Shakerley Mere Near to cross roads of B5082 & B5081 .
South End of Shakerley Mere
Near to cross roads of B5082 & B5081 .
M6 from King's Lane, looking north Always busy especially on Friday evening!! (Bridge in distance carries the B5081)
M6 from King's Lane, looking north
Always busy especially on Friday evening!! (Bridge in distance carries the B5081)
M6 from King's Lane looking south
M6 from King's Lane looking south
The Three Greyhounds Public House Situated on the crossroads of the B5081 & B5082 (Difficult to tell which Grid square, on one map its SJ7271 & another SJ7270 !!)
The Three Greyhounds Public House
Situated on the crossroads of the B5081 & B5082 (Difficult to tell which Grid square, on one map its SJ7271 & another SJ7270 !!)
Hales Pasture Taken on the public footpath with a field known as Hales Pasture to the right of the image and to the left, out of view and surrounded by private woodlands, is a small lake.
Hales Pasture
Taken on the public footpath with a field known as Hales Pasture to the right of the image and to the left, out of view and surrounded by private woodlands, is a small lake.
Footpath towards Goostrey Taken from Brick Back Lane. A local told me, as I was taking this picture, that there used to be a brick kiln nearby which was used to make the bricks which built the houses in the area, including an 18th century cottage out of view but just behind where the image was taken.
Footpath towards Goostrey
Taken from Brick Back Lane. A local told me, as I was taking this picture, that there used to be a brick kiln nearby which was used to make the bricks which built the houses in the area, including an 18th century cottage out of view but just behind where the image was taken.
Earnshaw House Farm, off the B5081 Byley Lane, nr Puddinglake. Earnshaw house farm taken from bottom of drive on Byley Lane, this farm is on the road between Lach Dennis & Middlewich , close to Shakerley Mere.
Earnshaw House Farm, off the B5081 Byley Lane, nr Puddinglake.
Earnshaw house farm taken from bottom of drive on Byley Lane, this farm is on the road between Lach Dennis & Middlewich , close to Shakerley Mere.
Stublach House, off Byley Lane , nr Shakerley Mere. Photo of Stublach House, the local area around this house is largely farmland, it is close to Shakerley Mere, a large lake next to the M6.
Stublach House, off Byley Lane , nr Shakerley Mere.
Photo of Stublach House, the local area around this house is largely farmland, it is close to Shakerley Mere, a large lake next to the M6.
B5081 Byley Lane, nr Shakerley Mere Photo of Byley Lane junction of King's lane, nr Shakerley Mere. The camera is pointed towards Byley & Middlewich, King's lane is the left turn, Stublach House, Stublach Farm and Earnshaw Farm are a short way down the lane on the right of the photo.
B5081 Byley Lane, nr Shakerley Mere
Photo of Byley Lane junction of King's lane, nr Shakerley Mere. The camera is pointed towards Byley & Middlewich, King's lane is the left turn, Stublach House, Stublach Farm and Earnshaw Farm are a short way down the lane on the right of the photo.
Telephone Box and Garden Centre, Allostock Cheshire The telephone box in the village of Allostock appears to be a major feature on the O.S. map, whilst in reality, the garden centre catches the eye of the passing motorist.
Telephone Box and Garden Centre, Allostock Cheshire
The telephone box in the village of Allostock appears to be a major feature on the O.S. map, whilst in reality, the garden centre catches the eye of the passing motorist.
Byway across Warrington Common This short section of byway (about 300 metres in length) links King's Lane with Northwich Road to the south of Rudheath Woods.
Byway across Warrington Common
This short section of byway (about 300 metres in length) links King's Lane with Northwich Road to the south of Rudheath Woods.
Long winter shadows on Shakerley Mere VERY close to the thundering traffic of the M6 - but it doesn't deter the birds, the anglers or the strollers.
Long winter shadows on Shakerley Mere
VERY close to the thundering traffic of the M6 - but it doesn't deter the birds, the anglers or the strollers.
The thaw sets in at Shakerley Mere After a cold snap, the birds were glad to see the sunshine. Some of them appear to be walking on water.
The thaw sets in at Shakerley Mere
After a cold snap, the birds were glad to see the sunshine. Some of them appear to be walking on water.
Fungus, Shakerley Mere, Cheshire The most iconic and distinctive of British fungi, fly agaric, with its red cap and white spots is much favoured by illustrators of fairy tales. The species, is renowned for its toxicity and hallucinogenic properties.
Fungus, Shakerley Mere, Cheshire
The most iconic and distinctive of British fungi, fly agaric, with its red cap and white spots is much favoured by illustrators of fairy tales. The species, is renowned for its toxicity and hallucinogenic properties.
Welcome to Hills A friendly local garden centre with lots of distractions for the younger members of the family.
Welcome to Hills
A friendly local garden centre with lots of distractions for the younger members of the family.
Lake at New Platt Farm This is the lake in the centre of the grid square which was once a sand quarry.
Lake at New Platt Farm
This is the lake in the centre of the grid square which was once a sand quarry.
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Rudheath Woods is located at Grid Ref: SJ7470 (Lat: 53.228613, Lng: -2.3880531)

Unitary Authority: Cheshire East

Police Authority: Cheshire

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Located within 500m of 53.228613,-2.3880531
Bus Stop
Cranage, Northwich Road / Pine View Farm
Bus: yes
Naptan AtcoCode: 0600CO19050
Naptan Bearing: NW
Naptan BusStopType: CUS
Naptan CommonName: Pine View Farm
Naptan Indicator: o/s
Naptan Landmark: Pine View Farm
Naptan LocalityName: Cranage
Naptan NaptanCode: chewgtm
Naptan ShortCommonName: Pine View Farm
Naptan Street: Northwich Road
Naptan Verified: no
Network: Cheshire East Council
Operator: Ansa Transport
Public Transport: platform
Source: naptan_import
Lat/Long: 53.2302258/-2.3921573
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Collection Times: Mo-Fr 16:45; Sa 09:00
Ref: CW4 136
Royal Cypher: EIIR
Royal Cypher Wikidata: Q33102113
Lat/Long: 53.2276553/-2.3855493
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Board Type: notice
Information: board
Tourism: information
Lat/Long: 53.2276879/-2.3856011
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