Hare Hill
This walk visits the National Trust's lovely Hare Hill Gardens before heading to the nearby Alderley Edge for fine views over the Cheshire Plain.
The walk starts from the Hare Hill car park which is located between Macclesfield and Alderley Edge. The National Trust owned site has some lovely gardens with flower beds, woodland and a pretty pond with a wooden footbridge. In the park you can see 70 varieties of rhododendron, azaleas, hollies, and hostas. The centrepiece is a walled garden containing a pergola and wire sculptures.
After exploring the gardens you can then follow a permissive footpath north to Alderley Edge where there are some nice woodland trails, interesting old mines and nice viewpoints from the elevated position of the edge. It's about a 1.5 mile walk from the gardens to the edge where you can try the Miners Ramble and the Wizard Trail to further explore the area.
Postcode
SK10 4PY - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsHare Hill Ordnance Survey Map 
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Hare Hill Open Street Map 
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Photos
Hare Hill Park
The Walled Garden, Hare Hill
Permitted path from Hare Hill to Alderley Edge Shown on the 1:25000 OS map, this permitted path provides a link between the National Trust's Hare Hill gardens, and Alderley Edge. Shown here where the path enters Daniel Hill Wood.
Car park, Hare Hill NT National Trust Hare Hill Gardens: a gravelled drive leads to this car park, beyond which is the entrance kiosk and the start of a permitted path to Alderley Edge.
Lakeside Picnic Area, Hare Hill. Reached via a permissive path from Hare Hill NT car park to Alderley Edge.
Hare sculpture, Hare Hill, Cheshire 2