ShareThis brand new route leads to the edge of the Peak District, and features special markers to guide canoeists along the 20-mile canal-based route.
Broken down into five short routes along the Trent and Mersey and Caldon canals, the trail can be enjoyed in several ways, from, short trips lasting around one to two hours, to longer trips that take most of the day.
The trail passes by some of Stoke-on-Trent’s fascinating attractions along the way, including Middleport Pottery and Café, Emma Bridgewater Factory and Café, Churnet Valley Steam Railway, and numerous historic canal-side pubs.
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