Surrounded by attractive countryside and the legendary wooded escarpment from which it takes its name, the village centre of Alderley Edge is home to a number of speciality food shops, restaurants, clothes shops and stylish bars. The station, which is located in the centre of the village, benefits from two trains an hour to Manchester.
As one would expect Alderley Edge has a thriving residential and commercial community. Learn more about what’s going on in Alderley Edge here.
The sand stone escarpment that gives Alderley Edge its name is a great place for a walk or a spot of bird watching. The area is cared for by the National Trust.
Alderley Edge Walk
This walk covers a total distance: 6.5kms/ 4 miles with some steep climbs. Walking shoes recommended. Muddy in Winter. Time: 2-3 hours (excluding stops).
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Alderley Station Volunteer Group
The volunteer group runs regular station maintenance and gardening working parties, engages with other local community groups and operates a book exchange in the waiting room. The group is increasing the number of art works on the platforms and is researching the history of the station. New volunteers are very welcome to help make the station a more attractive and welcoming gateway to the village.
To learn more about the Alderley Edge Station Volunteer Group and volunteering opportunities please contact Kelvin Briggs by email at kelvinbriggsae@gmail.com or call 07825 213205
