The Cheshire Backroads

A road cycling route starting from Goostrey

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Explore the charming Cheshire countryside on this scenic cycling route.

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The Cheshire Backroads route takes you on a journey through picturesque villages, rolling hills, and idyllic countryside landscapes. With a total distance of 56 km and an ascent of 336 meters, it offers a challenging yet rewarding cycling experience. The route is tailored for road bikes, offering smooth surfaces and beautiful scenery along the way. Explore hidden gems, historical landmarks, and enjoy the tranquility of this iconic English county.

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56 km

336 m

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Start: Twemlow Green Village center

Goostrey: A tranquil haven for cyclists amidst breathtaking scenery.

Goostrey, located in Cheshire, United Kingdom, is a wonderful locality for road and gravel cyclists. Cyclists can explore the peaceful rural landscapes and quaint villages that surround Goostrey, making it an idyllic escape for cycling enthusiasts. The locality offers a mix of challenging climbs and gentle rolling hills, providing a variety of cycling experiences suitable for all skill levels. Goostrey is also home to notable cycling routes like Jodrell Bank Loop and Cheshire Lanes, attracting cyclists looking for scenic beauty and thrilling rides. Overall, Goostrey offers a relaxed yet invigorating cycling atmosphere for both locals and tourists alike.

6 km

Somerford BoothsHamlet

Somerford Booths, a quaint village known for its historic church and beautiful surrounding countryside, makes for a perfect pit stop to enjoy the tranquil Cheshire atmosphere.

14 km

Little Moreton HallCastle

Little Moreton Hall, a magnificent Tudor manor-house dating back to the 16th century, will take you back in time with its striking timber-framed architecture and beautiful gardens.

28 km

BarthomleyVillage

Barthomley, a charming village steeped in history, is home to the ancient St. Bertoline's Church, renowned for its medieval wall paintings and unique curved turret.

34 km

HaslingtonVillage

Haslington offers a chance to immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the area with its impressive Church of St. Matthew, dating back to the 12th century.

43 km

SandbachTown

Sandbach, a market town known for its historic buildings, including the Saxon Crosses and the iconic Sandbach Town Hall, provides a glimpse into Cheshire's past.

52 km

Holmes ChapelVillage

Holmes Chapel, a bustling village with a vibrant community, offers various amenities and is an ideal place to refuel before continuing your cycling adventure.