Twilight Tales: A Halloween walk around The Wizard at Alderley Edge
The Glass House, Alderley Park
Family
31 Oct 2025
Friday 31 October

As night falls over Alderley Edge, join us for a Halloween walk through the eerie woods steeped in legend. Hear tales of the sleeping knights beneath the hill, the ghostly horseman who guards the gold, and the witch who is said to haunt the twisting paths. Pass the Wizard's Well, where ancient magic lingers and the veil between worlds grows thin. Dare you walk where the wizard waits… and the past still stirs in the shadows?
his October, step into the shadows of Alderley Edge for an unforgettable evening walk through history, mystery, and local folklore.
We'll gather at The Glass House at Alderley Park before heading to the start of our route near The Wizard Pub. From there, we'll venture into the twilight woods where ancient legends linger beneath the trees.
Guided by torchlight, you'll uncover the eerie tales of the wizard who guards his treasure deep within the rock, the ghostly horseman said to roam under the moon, and the knights believed to slumber beneath Alderley Edge, waiting to rise again.
We'll stop at the mysterious Wizard's Well, follow winding woodland paths, and take in spectacular views as night falls. It's a magical and slightly spooky experience designed for families, folklore lovers, and curious explorers alike.
Event Details
- Date: Thursday 31 October 2025
- Time: Depart at 17:30
- Meeting Point: The Glass House, Alderley Park
- Distance: Approximately 10km
- Pace: Easy, with regular stops and storytelling
- Terrain: Woodland tracks, uneven ground, and well-trodden paths
What to Bring
- A torch or headlamp
- Warm layers and waterproofs (just in case)
- A drink and snack for the break
- Supportive footwear (trail shoes or sturdy trainers are fine)
- Halloween costumes welcome!
Is This Walk For You?
This event is perfect for anyone who enjoys local history, storytelling, light-hearted spooky fun, and connecting with others in the great outdoors. Suitable for adults and older children who are confident walking 10km in woodland terrain.
Share: