š Folly built in 1754 by Randle Wilbraham, designed to resemble medieval ruins.
š Located on the border of Cheshire and Staffordshire.
š° Looks like an ancient castle, though a modern folly
vistas Offers long-reaching views over Cheshire and Staffordshire
āŖ Significant site for the Primitive Methodist movement
šļø Protected historical site, given to National Trust in 1937
š« Access to the tower is restricted by a locked gate
āæ Undulating terrain may be unsuitable for buggies and wheelchairs
š½ No toilet facilities in the immediate area
š Dog-friendly walk
š Visible from Rode Hall, its original owner's estate
š Look for the Jodrell Bank radio telescope in the distance
Mow Cop Castle Car Park on High Street.
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