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Subject Topic: Route to Longnor Wood from the Wirral
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20/7/2015 at 8:37pm
 Location: Seasonal Pitch
 Outfit: Swift Oakmere 2008
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We have booked a week in Longnor Wood in the Peak District and although we have visited this area many times it has always been in a solo car. We have never towed the caravan into Derbyshire before and certainly wouldn't like to attempt our usual route. Can anyone recommend a caravan friendly route from the Wirral please.


20/7/2015 at 11:28pm
 Location: Cheshire
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I live in North Cheshire and I always used to go up the M56, through Stockport and down the A6 to get to the Buxton area.

But many a time we've been delayed in Stockport, so last time I tried M6 to Knutsford, then A537 via Macclesfield and over the Cat And Fiddle to Buxton ... we were a bit wary but it turned out to be a doddle and I'll be using that route in future.

Or, seeing as you're heading south of Buxton, you could try the Macclesfield and Leek route (A523 and A53).

John


21/7/2015 at 6:03am
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Thanks John. I have CoPilot SatNav on my phone because it has a setting for RV's and it is recommending the Cat and Fiddle route which surprised me a little but if others use it we may give it a go. I want to avoid Stockport if possible as I find it is always a bottleneck.



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