Bisiklet - Cheshire West and Cheshire

Summer Evenings six pubs and a group of mates. what could be better.

Route taken from http://www.visitcheshire.com/things-to-do/explore-the-countryside/wayfinder/biking-the-backroads-wf551 I added a couple of landmarks like good pubs and icecream farm (highly recomended).Grade: Traffic FreeDistance: 20km/13 milesTime: 2 - 3 hoursStart: Marbury Country Park Map: OS Explorer Map 257Terrain: Mainly minor roads through fairly flat countryside.Barriers: N/AToilets: Marbury Country Park, Anderton Nature Park The ride starts at Marbury Country Park. Very soon you are cycling along tracks through Anderton Nature Park where you suddenly spot the historic boat lift. In summer look out for orchids, dragonflies and butterflies as you go.Much of the cycle ride is along quiet, tree-lined lanes, typical of this part of Cheshire. The trees cast a welcome shade on a warm day while insects hum around the hedgerow flowers. Cycling is the ideal way to spot some of the less conspicuous residents such as birds, mice and voles.The route goes through the attractive villages of Antrobus and Great Budworth where there are several refreshment stops.Coming back from Great Budworth there are tremendous views of Marbury Country Park across Budworth Mere. The Smith-Barry families, who owned the estate which included Marbury, would row across the Mere to church at Great Budworth. Many of the family are buried in vaults in the churchyard.Once in Comberbach it’s just a short ride back to Marbury Country Park where you can relax and enjoy a well-earned picnic or take a leisurely stroll through the woods and along the Mere.

Mersey loop 100k

Trace the Extinction Rebellion Hourglass symbol on the street of Chester to remind us all that time is running out to stop catastrophic Climate Change

Start at Hale then AshleyRostherneKnutsfordTableyPickmereGreat BudworthComberbachAntrobusLymmDunham and back to Hale.

Circular route from Hale clock to Dunham, Warburton, Lymm, Arley, Upper Marston, Lostock Graham,Lach Dennis, Swan Green, Lower Peover, Knutsford, Tatton Park, Ashley and back to Hale.

Easy 18 mile loop, flat. Mapped clockwise but same either way.

0 Lands End, Cornwall19 John O’Groats (Duncansby Head), Highland

Almost totally off-road as long as you are prepared to follow the canal towpath for some miles in Cheshire

Prestbury to Mobberley then via Ashley to Tatton Park, Knutsford. Return via Goostrey Lower Withington and Broiken Cross.