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Clayton Vale located at Manchester M11 4RU, UK

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Jazz Mancinni

5 Google Rating

Absolutely love this place, such a great outdoor space for walks with your dog, lots of mature woodl

5/ 5

Absolutely love this place, such a great outdoor space for walks with your dog, lots of mature woodland & also park area. Highly recommend.

John Mcinally

5 Google Rating

Great for dog walking. Loads of pathways leading you all around the reserve. Easy to get lost, thoug

5/ 5

Great for dog walking. Loads of pathways leading you all around the reserve. Easy to get lost, though!

paul lohnson

5 Google Rating

Good for biking. I had a great time on a bike..

5/ 5

Good for biking. I had a great time on a bike..

Anne Flear

4 Google Rating

Not too muddy even after days of torrential rain. Nice social distancing with no larger groups on a

4/ 5

Not too muddy even after days of torrential rain. Nice social distancing with no larger groups on a cold Sunday afternoon

Alex Dixon

5 Google Rating

Hidden gem just outside the city centre, ideal for dog walks and pretty clean.

5/ 5

Hidden gem just outside the city centre, ideal for dog walks and pretty clean.

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