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Tegg’s Nose Country Park Trail
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2.83km
110m
Hiking
Hike the easy 1.8-mile Tegg's Nose Country Park Trail in 52 minutes, enjoying panoramic views over the Cheshire Plain and reservoirs.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
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1.50 km
Library in the Landscape
Highlight • Structure
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1.69 km
Tegg's Nose viewpoint
Highlight • Summit
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2.83 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
1.01 km
808 m
618 m
229 m
147 m
Surfaces
816 m
790 m
508 m
354 m
275 m
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Elevation
Highest point (360 m)
Lowest point (260 m)
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it typically take to hike this trail?
This particular route, the Tegg’s Nose Country Park Trail, is a relatively short hike. It typically takes around 50-55 minutes to complete.
What is the terrain like on the trail?
The trail offers varied terrain. You'll encounter uneven paths with loose material, firm tracks, and long, sloping grassy sections. Expect rocky crags, open moorland, green meadows, and woodlands. There are some steep climbs, and paths can be muddy in winter.
What can I see along the route?
Along the route, you'll find interesting features like the Library in the Landscape. The summit of Tegg's Nose offers a View from the summit of Tegg's Nose with panoramic vistas across the Cheshire Plain and reservoirs. You'll also see evidence of the area's quarrying past.
Where can I park for the Tegg's Nose Country Park Trail?
Parking is available at Tegg's Nose Country Park. Specific car park details can often be found on the Cheshire East Council website or Visit Cheshire for up-to-date information on facilities and charges.
Is the Tegg's Nose Country Park Trail dog-friendly?
Yes, the trails within Tegg's Nose Country Park are generally dog-friendly. However, it's always best to keep dogs on a lead, especially around livestock and to protect local wildlife.
When is the best time of year to hike this trail?
The trail can be enjoyed year-round. Between May and August, the meadows are beautiful with yellow mountain pansies and common spotted orchids. In winter, when snow falls, the meadows northwest of the summit become popular dedicated sledging fields, offering a unique experience.
Are there any permits or entrance fees for Tegg's Nose Country Park?
There are no entrance fees or permits required to access Tegg's Nose Country Park itself. Parking charges may apply at the car parks.
Does this trail connect with other routes?
Yes, this route is part of the 'A Walk to the Forest' and 'Tegg’s Nose Country Park Trail' official routes. It also intersects with sections of the Gritstone Trail and the Peak District Boundary Walk Stage 18.
Is the trail suitable for beginners or families?
This specific trail is rated as 'easy' and is suitable for beginners. While some routes in the park have steep sections, this particular loop is manageable for most. Shorter, circular walks in the park are generally considered easy and suitable for families.
What kind of wildlife might I see?
The park's diverse habitats support various wildlife. You might spot buzzards, ravens, skylarks, crossbills, pied flycatchers, redstarts, and even small herds of red deer. The meadows are also home to beautiful wildflowers.
Are there any historical features to look out for?
Yes, Tegg's Nose has a rich industrial past as a gritstone quarry. You can see preserved quarrying machinery, including a rock crusher, swing saw, and electric crane, offering a glimpse into its history.