The Category Lichfield is a subset of Staffordshire. Browse through the Brief Records in the Category or look at the broader Category to find a List of the Titles of all the Entities associated with Lichfield which have so far been described in this Directory. Clicking on a Title will link you to the Entity's Full Record.

'Welcome to our pack of self guided walks around Chasewater Country Park. There are a huge selection of paths to take around the site and we have tried to give you a nice variety of both difficulty and length ...'

Visit Lichfield

'Fradley Junction is where the Coventry Canal joins the Trent & Mersey Canal. It's one of the busiest places on the waterways, where canals, boats and people meet.'

Fradley Walks [Visit Lichfield] (PDF)

'The Parish Council takes a keen interest in public footpaths in the village and liaises with Staffordshire County Council and local landowners, to try to keep the paths clear and accessible ... A few years ago, the Horticultural Society in association with Staffordshire County Council's Community Paths Initiative and Lichfield District Council's Countryside Project, published a set of 4 walk leaflets, which are still used today ... [New editions of] these can be obtained from the Horticultural Society.'

Kings Bromley Parish Council | Kings Bromley & District Horticultural Society

'Take a walk along the Lichfield Canal's Heritage Towpath Trail and discover a world of fascinating industrial and cultural history, find Lichfield's top places to visit and enjoy an important corridor for wildlife and nature.'  A work in progress - comments invited!

Lichfield & Hatherton Canals Restoration Trust

Lichfield Canal [Wikipedia] | The Wyrley and Essington Canal [David John Hodgkinson]

'Although one of the smallest cathedral cities in England, Lichfield has a rich and varied past. This self-guided tour will help you to discover some of Lichfield's heritage through the stories of its people and buildings.'

Visit Lichfield

'The National Forest Way long distance trail opens in May 2014, as part of the National Forest Walking Festival ...'

The National Forest

'An ongoing initiative to develop the visual and new media arts in the city of Lichfield. Based around the idea of mapping the art of Lichfield and the surrounding towns (such as Burntwood, and Shenstone) the project aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the art which adorns the area's streets ...'

The City of Sculpture