TODAY is National Take A Hike Day - a day where we're all encouraged to step outside and enjoy the great outdoors - whatever the weather.
It might be a little wet and windy but don't let that discourage you from putting on your walking boots or wellies, raincoat and warm hat and stepping outside.
There are lots of fantastic walks you can enjoy around Mid Cheshire where the colours of the autumn season are on display in all their glory.
What better time to explore Mid Cheshire than as the colours change in autumn?
Why not go for a crisp autumn stroll and blow the cobwebs away today?
Here is a selection of some of the best local autumnal walks:
Acton Bridge by Terry Gregory
Arley Hall by Gavin Singleton
Delamere Forest by Patricia Dyson
Down by the river in Rudheath (Ann Marie Taylor)
Knutsford by Jilly Hulme
Marbury Country Park by Patricia Dyson
Marshall's Arm by Peter Clayton
Owley Wood, Weaverham by Rose Hurley
Pickmere Lake by Susie Schmidt
Shakerley Mere by Ann Marie Taylor
Tatton Park by Kristie Blake
The end of the runway, Mobberley by Sophie Ralph
The Sandstone Trail runs through Delamere Forest by Imagewich
Weaver Parkway by Donna Maria Long
Whitegate Way by Alan Bailey
Winsford flashes by Philip Carden
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