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Earlswood
Earlswood - down the road for several hundred yards and turn right near the Methodist Church for the Lakes

4965 Rood Ashton heading the Shakespeare Express
Steam Train Passing 'The Lakes' - the Shakespeare Express passing through

The Lakes
The Lakes - Poolhead Road - follow it to the reservoirs

The Lakes
The Lakes - central reservoir

Fishing in the Lakes
Fishing in The Lakes

The Lakes
The Lakes - east reservoir

The Lakes
The Lakes - central reservoir

The Red Lion - Earlswood
The Red Lion - somewhere to quench your thirst after a countryside walk

The Lakes
The Lakes - east reservoir

Walkers return to The Lakes station
Walkers Return to 'The Lakes' Station - after completed one of our suggested walks (No 1) from Earlswood station!

Requesting the driver to stop at  The Lakes station
Request Stop! Trains only stop at some rural stations along the line by request to the driver or guard.
The Lakes is one of them.

Walkers returning home from The Lakes station
Catching The Train Home - after a pleasant walk around Earlswood & The Lakes - some of these people came from Jewellery Line Stations

Earlswood Station
A train calls at Earlswood Station

Earlswood Station
Earlswood Pedestrian Ramp approach to car park and for trains to Stratford.

Train entering wooded section
The Woods - heading towards The Lakes Station through the wooded section

Map of the area showing the station(s)
Map of Area showing Earlswood Station, The Lakes Station, Clowes Wood & the Lakes themselves (zoom in to it for more detail)

Some Ideas for Countryside Walks
(1)
Take the train to Earlswood, walk through the lanes to the Lakes maybe stopping at the Craft Centre. Then walk on to The Lakes station for the train home.
(2)
Alternatively, nature lovers may chose to take a footpath route through Clowes Woods.
 
Map of the area showing the station(s)
Map of Area showing The Lakes Station, Earlswood Station, Clowes Wood & the Lakes themselves (zoom in to it for more detail)
(3)
Lakes Circular Walk
This takes you around the outside of each of the pools.
(4)
Earlswood Circular Walk

The walk takes you through open fields and surfaced towpaths with some road walking.
Please note : Some sections of these two circular walks may be boggy in wet weather

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For more information about the lakes see British Waterways website ....
Link to Waterscape website

www.waterscape.com

Also various other websites give details of the work of the
Earlswood Lakes Partnership

Click here for details of the Local Heritage Initiative...

Earlswood Lakes Interpretative Project

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