Information and Waymarking
The trail is marked with signposts and yellow discs inscribed with an 'S' in a footprint. Stone distance markers and blue information boards are also located at intervals, usually before or entering a new area of the trail. The information boards generally give details of local history while the stones give the distance in kilometres to the ends of the trail at Frodsham and Whitchurch.
These stones are at:
- Ridgeway Wood, Helsby (5 km to Frodsham, 50 km to Whitchurch)
- Manley Common, New Pale Road, Manley (9 km to Frodsham, 46 km to Whitchurch)
- Barnsbridge Gates, Ashton Road, Delamere Forest (12 km to Frodsham, 43 km to Whitchurch)
- Willington Road, Willington (18 km to Frodsham, 37 km to Whitchurch)
- Wharton's Lock (26 km to Frodsham, 29 km to Whitchurch)
- Coppermine Lane, in between Rawhead and Bulkeley Hill (33 km to Frodsham, 22 km to Whitchurch)
- Bickerton (37 km to Frodsham, 18 km to Whitchurch)
- Bickleywood (45 km to Frodsham, 10 km to Whitchurch)
- Grindley Brook (51 km to Frodsham, 4 km to Whitchurch)
The ends of the trail are also marked with a sandstone obelisk outside the Bears Paw Public House at Frodsham, and a 2m high sandstone archway at the entrance of the car park at Jubilee Park, Whitchurch.
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