Stalybridge Celtic

Ground Information

Away Supporters' Stand:

Travel Information – Distance: 166 miles

By Road:
This isn't the fastest route, but the shortest. Other options are available, we must stress before you write to your MP about our choice.

First, the nuts and bolts. You'll need to forge a path onto the M1 and head north. You'll be continuing up until Junction 24, at which point you'll need to exit and take the Derby-bound A50 off the roundabout. Keep on the A50 for about 22 miles or so, before taking the exit for A515 towards Ashbourne.

After leaving the A50, the junction comprises two roundabouts. Take the fourth and first exits respectively for the A515. As you approach Ashbourne in around eight-and-a-half-miles, go through two roundabouts until you reach the local leisure centre. Here, turn left at the roundabout for 68/Station Road.

Turn right at the end of the road onto 68/Church Street and then continue on; taking you back onto the A515. You're basically cutting a corner here. Stay on the A515 for nearly 20 miles, before turning right onto Dukes Drive. This looks like a rural road that passes alongside Lime Tree Park.

Dukes Drive loops round and pops out by a Morrisons supermarket. Turn left onto what will be the A6, and then take the second exit at the roundabout shortly afterwards to remain on the A6. After 5.5 miles, take the first exit at a roundabout by an Aldi supermarket and take the A624; following it up with the third exit at the next roundabout.

In seven miles, the A624 will require you to make a right turn over the adjacent railway track. Do this and continue on for another seven miles. At this point, take a left onto Turnlee Road and keep going as it becomes Primrose Lane. Take a left onto the A57 after half a mile and stay on this road.

As you come to Mottram in Longdendale, bear right onto the A6018. The stadium will be on the left after two miles.

Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency

Parking:
The car park at the ground is normally full before kick off, so you're best chancing your arm with local street parking.

By Rail:
Station: STALYBRIDGE
Services to: LEEDS

From the station, head east on the B6176 Market Street and down towards the River Tame. At Trinity Street, turn right and then left and then right again for Stamford Street. Head down here for nearly a mile to get to the ground.

Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner