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Whitegate Way
Whitegate Way is an old disused railway line which makes a lovely walk near Winsford, Cheshire. Perfect for Bikes, Scooters and Pushchairs. The path stretching for six miles (10km) from the heart of Winsford to Cuddington, the route offers easy walking for all ages along a varied route.
The best place to join the walk is at Whitegate Station. This is where the Victoria Station House still stands and has since been turned into a cafe which is ran by volunteers. There is also a large free carpark, toilets and a picnic area.
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Free Attraction
Free Parking
Pushchair Friendly
Toddler Friendly
Teenage Friendly
Budget Friendly
Dog Friendly
Toilets
Full Day Activity
Annual Pass
Gluten Free
Region:
Cheshire
Attraction Tags:
Free & Low Cost
Dog Friendly
Pushchair Friendly
Walks
Walks with a Cafe
Attraction Ages:
Families
Grandparents
Adult
Teenagers
Under 12s
Under 5s
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