Tegg's Nose: Out and About

Take a walk up from the village of Langley near Macclesfield, up to the top of the hill and country park of Tegg's Nose, via the old Quarry. Tegg's Nose is a very popular site with easy access, and its position on the western edge of the Peak District gives it some outstanding views, particularly over the Cheshire plain. The climb is reasonably steep, up to the summit at 380m (1,246ft), but the views are definitely worth it. In fact, the air to the West was so clear on the day I went up, that even distant Snowdon and Carnedd Llewelyn were just faintly visible, although the contrast wasn't good enough to capture that on camera.
As well as offering fantastic views, several walks can be done from here. The Gritstone Trail and the Sadlers Way pass through - and the Teggs Nose Trail is a shorter route in the country park itself. There are also mountain bike trails, and a few bridleways for those on horseback.
For more information, see www.teggsnose.c...
Music: "Clear Air"
Intro Music: "Evening Melodrama"
Credits Music: "Isolated"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@RichardB1983]

It is indeed a lovely place. I first came here on a primary school trip to see the start of the River Bollin, but I've been back many times.

[@RichardB1983]

Yes. I'd always thought an intro would be good, but not had enough footage to do one yet, until now. I must admit, I saw yours and that spurred me on to create mine! Thanks! I had considered taking the rucksack - but in the end left it in the car. The route I did is actually only 3.25 miles (although with going back to collect the camera all the time, probably quite a lot more!) I didn't see any mines. I think it all looks like open-cast surface quarrying.

[@Henllan]

Oooooh, you've made an intro :o) What? No rucksack? - It looked like you were walking for miles (some theatrical licence perhaps?). I did wonder about the Geochache being rather obvious until your note flashed up indicating you had moved it :o) Don't suppose there were any mine entrances in either of the quarry faces were there ? Great video (I love these) :o)

[@RobCharles1981]

Nice Video That Richard ! :-)

[@alanstarkie2001]

You know, I'd love to use a tripod more often but I can just see the looks on the faces of those I walk with! Great video. Well done!