Top 10 Staffordshire Walks

This fifth option is basically the glory walk of Dove Dale valley and takes you all the way along the river and through the majestic valley until you reach the little village of Milldale.

After a little explore of the village, you'll then head back on the other side of the river, joining up with the path you used on the way there after a while.

There will be plenty of photo opportunities as you walk within this beautiful scenery and you'll visit the Dove Holes, the intriguing Ilam Rock, Lovers Leap and the iconic stepping stones as you go.

Park Hall Country Park is a fantastic place for a walking adventure where you can enjoy numerous different species of fauna and wildlife.

This set of 'Park Hall Hill' Walks all start from one of three car parks in the park that we have featured on the app to help you navigate around this beautiful space.

The first route from this car park is a nice and short stroll around the pools of Lady Corner which boasts some pretty woodland walking and a large variety of aquatic wildlife around the ponds.

Barton Marina is a home for over 300 narrowboats and is linked to the Trent and Mersey Canal. The marina also offers a range of shops, restaurants and a number of lovely walks including the National Forest Silver Circuit.

This second walk is longer circular route that continues though the magical wooded valley, past lakes and pretty streams.

Be prepared for some hill climbing on this route and at times it can be muddy.

This second walk option is a lovely varied circular walk starting from the Brocton Coppice car park which takes you down into Sherbrook Valley woodland.

As you wander beside the pretty Sher Brook, you can enjoy the wonderful stream, Cannock Chase Stepping Stones and natural surroundings before climbing back up Coppice hill with it's pretty heathland and back to the car park.

If you decide that you want more than just a walk around the ancient Castle Ring, this is a longer and more energetic walk that still enjoys the castle site, but also takes you deep into the forest, strolls past streams and Fairoak Pools and climbs up hills for some good exercise.

This walk is a nice stroll around Silverdale Country Park near Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire.

The pretty park was created on the former Silverdale Colliery and provides great views and a chance to enjoy nature and a variety of wildlife.