CreweMadeley

Cremad one
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By a Slow Ways Volunteer on 07 Apr 2021


Distance

16km/10mi

Ascent

166m

Descent

112m

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Crewe and Madeley.

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Crewe and Madeley.

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Route status - Live

Reviews - 1

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Is this route good enough? -  No (1)

Problems reported -  Accuracy (1)

Downloads - 2

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Start and end points

Crewe
Grid Ref SJ7102254787
Lat / Lon 53.08952° / -2.43413°
Easting / Northing 371,022E / 354,787N
What3Words tigers.pouch.drape
Madeley
Grid Ref SJ7730845013
Lat / Lon 53.00197° / -2.33958°
Easting / Northing 377,308E / 345,013N
What3Words heads.washing.muted

Cremad One's land is

Arable 41.5%
Pasture 18.6%
Urban 34.2%
Woods 5.7%

Data: Corine Land Cover (CLC) 2018

review


Mtormey

23 Sep 2022 Autumn

I walked this route from Madeley to Crewe. Overall, the route is ok, but I can't quite recommend it for a number of accuracy and access issues that make it just not fully workable for anyone but the bravest and most willing of countryside walkers.

Leaving Madeley, the bit around the Sewage Treatment Works was quite overgrown in parts but generally passable.

The hardest part came next, just after the route crosses to the west side of the tracks. It goes through a set of farm buildings, but I couldn't for the life of me find the way through the farm from the Madeley side. There is definitely a footpath, but I just couldn't locate it!

After that, there's a good stretch of fields where the footpath is... let's say... not well cared for. It was there, but there was also a good amount of just marching through fields in generally the right direction.

Other parts were quite nice and pleasant, like the next stretch around Betley Mere.

The route as drawn to leave the A road and go through the lawn in front of the housing development at Gorstyhill Golf Club isn't totally accurate. There are footpaths here, but as drawn it's not right.

Crossing the A500, you have to follow Mill Lane to the east and then west, there's no footpath that goes stragiht across the bypass as it's drawn.

Finally, the footpath stretch bewteen Ryman the Stationer and the Crewe to Derby Line, just after the final rail crossing, was pretty overgrown.

I encountered several fields with cows, too.

Overall, this route had some nice bits and some highlights, but it was also a very challenging one, with lots of obstacles. Some are just part of walking in the countryside, like poorly maintained footpaths, while others are due to the route not being plotted totally accurately.

This could be an acceptable route with some tweaks, but I can't quite recommend it as is.


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