ROUTES
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Manchester is a great city for cycling and cyclists! There are loads of rides right on our doorstep, and getting out of the suburbs into the countryside is straightforward.
Most of the time, we head South or East of Manchester. This gives us the option of hilly routes into the Peak district, or flatter routes towards Chester. Here our some of our routes: 30-50 MILES: A TYPICAL WEDNESDAY RIDEAltrincham Loop
Artists Lane Blaze and Pyms Chair Brickworks and Whaley Bridge Bury Climbs Cheshire Lanes Col du Mellor, Long Hill , Cat and Fiddle Descent Dunham Park Jodrell Bank Whaley Bridge 50-75 MILES: A TYPICAL SATURDAY RIDEAlternative Cat and Fiddle
Beeston Cat and Fiddle Cragg Vale Loop Hebden Bridge Mow Cop Peaks Loop Scapegoat Sheffield Sky Road and Holme Moss Snake pass and Winnats pass Snake pass and Mam Tor Todmorden |
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MAP OF LOCAL CAFÉS // BIKE SHOPS // CLIMBS
Some might say that no ride is complete without a café stop. So to help you decide where to stop on your next ride, the map below provides details of some of the tried and tested (by us) cyclist-friendly cafés in and around Manchester.
There are layers for local climbs and bike shops too (also useful). You can show/hide the different layers using the menu button to the left of the map title.
There are layers for local climbs and bike shops too (also useful). You can show/hide the different layers using the menu button to the left of the map title.
