Pubs on the Sandstone Trail
Some of thebest pubs and country inns in Cheshire and Shropshire can be found either on or within easy walking distance of the Sandstone Trail.
They offer good food, good beer, and a warm welcome. Some are genuinely ancient; many promise real ale and real fires; some have stunning views. Most welcome walkers, and are child-friendly, too.
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| The popular Rising Sun at Tarporley, just off Cheshire's Sandstone Trail |
Cheshire Pubs and Inns
Running from Frodsham in the north to Whitchurch in the south, some of the best Sandstone Trail pubs, hotels and inns include:
- Bear's Paw, 127 Main Street, Frodsham WA6 7AF. 01928 731404
- Helter Skelter, 31 Church Street, Frodsham WA6 6PN. 01928 73336
- Ring O' Bells, Bellemonte Road, Frodsham WA6 6BS. 01928 732068
- Goshawk, Station Road, Mouldsworth, CH3 8AJ. 01928 740900
- Farmers Arms, Chester Road, Kelsall, CW6 0SJ. 01829 751 784
- Morris Dancer, Chester Road, Kelsall, CW6 0RS. 01829 751291
- The Boot, Boothsdale, Willington, CW6 0NH. 01829 751375
- Rising Sun, High Street,
Tarporley
CW6 0DX. 01829 732423
- Swan Hotel, 50 High Street, Tarporley CW6 0AG. 01829 733838
- Shady Oak, Bate's Mill Lane, Tiverton
CW6 9UE. 01829 730718
- Beeston Castle Hotel, Whitchurch Road, Beeston CW6 9NJ. 01829 260234
- Pheasant Inn, Higher Burwardsley CH3 9PF. 01829 770434
- Bickerton Poacher, Wrexham Road, Bickerton SY14 8BD. 01829 720 226
- The Sandstone, Nantwich Road, Broxton CH3 9JH. 01829 782333
- Blue Bell, Bell O' the Hill, Tushingham SY13 4QS. 01948 662172
- Horse and Jockey Inn, Grindley Brook SY13 4QJ. 01948 662723
- Willeymoor Tavern, Tarporley Road, Whitchurch SY13 4HF. 01948 663274
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Most of these pubs have their own websites giving further details. I can recommend them all.
There are circular walks along the Sandstone Trail from many of these pubs, too. What's more, many of these popular Cheshire pubs also serve local award-winning beers such as Weetwood Ales, brewed in Tarvin; and Spitting Feathers, brewed in Waverton, near Chester.
After a long walk, there's nothing like a good pint.
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