Cheshire Cycleway
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Cycling:
Cycle club
Cycle hire
Cycle tour operator
Mountain bike area
Car-free-route access
Secure cycle parking
Secure covered cycle parking
Accommodation:
Self catering
Bed and breakfast
Hotel
Hotel 1 star
Hotel 2 star
Hotel 3 star
Hotel 4 star
Hotel 5 star
Refreshments:
Bar
Indian take-away
Chinese take-away
Pizza take-away
Leisure:
Forest park
Leisure centre(public)
Fitness centre(public)
Swimming pool(private)
Fitness centre(private)
Bowling alley
Cinema
Bird-watching (free)
Bird-watching (entry fee)
Picnic site
Animals
Nature trail
Nature reserve (free)
Nature reserve (entry fee)
Boat hire
Marina
Youth group
Club/society
Art and crafts:
Craft centre
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Site last updated on 17th November 2008
Cheshire - our firm favourite for cycling
No doubt about it, if we didn't already live here, we'd be returning time and time again for our cycling holidays. That's why we've developed this web site, to spread the word....
Cheshire's got the lot for cycling holidaymakers - flat routes for eating up the miles, exhilarating hills for the energetic, tarmac, tracks and tow-paths, quiet lanes and bustling market towns, and a calendar's-worth of scenery, from woods and pasture to miles of moor.
And in our south-east corner, we're nicely in reach of parts of Derbyshire, Staffordshire and Shropshire too, by bike or with train assistance.
All in all, an attractive place to reduce your carbon footprint for routine journeys or recreation. Touring holidays, short breaks, weekends or half a day. Just ride.
Click on the following items, or those highlighted on the right, to show a list of CycleTo places that are marked on our Cheshire Cycleway route 70 (Google) map:
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What's so special?
The sheer number of backroads is astonishing, giving rise to plenty of permutations for cycle rides in quite small areas. Coupled with rougher tracks and bridleways, plus canal tow-paths and various sections of disused railway track, there's no shortage of places to ride.
The variety of terrain and the number of routes means that anyone of any ability can enjoy cycling here. It's just a case of choosing an appropriate area and mapping a route before settling into a pace that enables you to enjoy the scenery.
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