Longer Walks
- Baker Way, 13 miles (19 km), Chester to Delamere Forest
- Bollin Valley Way, 25 miles (40 km), Macclesfield to Partington following the River Bollin
- Dane Valley Way, Buxton, Derbyshire to the source of the River Dane at Dane Head, then following the river down to Middlewich
- Delamere Way, 21 miles (33 km), Frodsham to Stockton Heath via Delamere Forest
- Eddisbury Way, 16 miles (26 km), Frodsham to Burwardsley where it joins the Sandstone Trail
- Ladybrook Valley Interest Trail, Lyme Park, Disley down Ladybrook to Cheadle
- Longster Trail, 10 miles (16 km), Helsby Hill via Barrow to Pipers Ash, Chester
- Maelor Way, 24 miles (39 km), from Bronygarth to Whitchurch, Shropshire
- Middlewood Way, 10 miles (16 km), Macclesfield to Marple
- Salter's Way, 25 miles (40 km), Rudheath (near Northwich) to Jenkin Chapel, Rainow
- Wirral Shore Way, 21 miles (33 km), Chester to Hoylake, along the west coast of the Wirral
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