Places to explore near Glazebrook StationGlazebrook

Wooded reservoir on the edge of Lymm village, a peaceful circular walk of water, dingle and gorge.

6 km S

An early-Georgian mansion with one of Britain's largest winter gardens and a deer park.

7 km SE

The world's first swing aqueduct — a 235-foot iron trough that pivots aside, water and all, to let ships pass on the Manchester Ship Canal.

8.8 km NE

The Victorian seaway that made inland Manchester a port, taking ocean-going ships 36 miles up from the Mersey estuary.

1.5 km SE · Cheshire, Greater Manchester & Merseyside

Old timber-and-brick church at Warburton, on the site of a 12th-century priory of Norbertine canons.

2.8 km S

The Duke's canal of 1761 that began the Canal Age, crossing the Mersey flats between Manchester, Runcorn and Leigh.

5 km S · Greater Manchester & Cheshire

Village straddling the Bridgewater Canal, with a sandstone cross, wooded dingle and the reedy expanse of Lymm Dam.

5.6 km S · Cheshire

Beamed country pub at Little Bollington near Dunham Massey and the Bridgewater Canal, serving since at least 1745.

6.4 km SE

A country park in Greater Manchester.

7.9 km NW

The RHS's vast new garden in the old Worsley New Hall estate, with a huge walled garden and Chinese streamside.

9 km NE

Hushed estate hamlet above Rostherne Mere, a nature reserve, with St Mary's on the hill.

9.5 km SE · Cheshire

Church on a hill above Rostherne Mere, its wooded setting mentioned in a deed of 1188.

10 km SE