Cheshire Gravel Escape

A gravel cycling route starting from Hale

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Venture into the wild on the Cheshire Gravel Escape

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The Cheshire Gravel Escape is a thrilling off-road cycling adventure that explores the beautiful natural landscapes of the region. With a distance of 63 km and an ascent of 565 m, this challenging gravel route is ideal for experienced amateur riders who enjoy exploring new terrains. Along the way, cyclists will encounter highlights such as Burnage, where you can discover an intriguing demolished pub site that once stood as an important community hub. Haughton Green offers a rugged landscape that transports riders to a world of wilderness, while Windy Harbour tells tales of a bygone era. Marple provides a picturesque backdrop with its charming canal and stunning architecture, and Handforth marks a peaceful interlude before the final leg of the journey. The route concludes in Hale Barns, where weary riders can relax in a friendly village atmosphere and relish the sense of accomplishment.

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63 km

565 m

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Start: Hale Barns Village center

Hale: Serene Cycling in Hale: Explore Picturesque Surroundings

Hale is a small village located in Greater Manchester, United Kingdom. For road and gravel cyclists, Hale provides a mix of tranquil country lanes and urban cycling opportunities. The village is surrounded by picturesque scenery, making it an ideal base for exploring the countryside through road cycling. Additionally, the village offers easy access to nearby towns and attractions, such as Dunham Massey and Tatton Park. While there are no renowned climbs directly accessible from Hale, the peaceful and scenic routes make it a great destination for cyclists seeking a serene ride.