Discovering cultural charm and exhilarating trails in Greater Manchester
Cycling routes from Hyde
Hyde, located in Greater Manchester region of the United Kingdom, offers diverse cycling options for road and gravel enthusiasts. Cyclists can explore the town's vibrant streets and discover its historical charm. Additionally, the nearby Peak District National Park provides thrilling off-road trails and challenging climbs. With its mix of urban and natural landscapes, Hyde is an ideal destination for cyclists seeking both cultural experiences and adventurous rides.
Experience the scenic beauty of Manchester's outskirts on this captivating gravel loop.
Uncover the hidden gems that lie just beyond the city limits with this 45 km long gravel loop. Offering a manageable ascent of 249 m, this route is suitable for cyclists of various levels. Begin your journey in Fallowfield, a vibrant neighborhood that acts as a gateway to the great outdoors. Cycle along quiet country roads to Manchester, where history meets modernity. As you proceed, you'll reach Droylsden, a town with an incredible transport heritage and a fascinating museum dedicated to it. Conclude your adventure in Newton Wood, a peaceful forest teeming with wildlife and stunning natural landscapes.
Conquer challenging hills and admire the rugged beauty of the Peak District
Prepare for an epic mountainous adventure in the stunning Peak District. This challenging road cycling route near Hyde offers breathtaking scenery, including magnificent hills and spectacular views. With an ascent of 1135 meters, the route covers a distance of 59 km. Highlights along the way include Greenfield, Dean Head Hill, Holmbridge, Britland Edge Hill, Glossop, Broadbottom, and Windy Harbour (Demolished Pub Site).
Pedal through picturesque landscapes and quaint villages
This route offers a scenic cycling experience through the stunning Cheshire countryside. With a moderate difficulty level, it is suitable for well-trained amateurs. Starting near Hyde, the route covers a distance of 103 km and includes an ascent of 479 meters. The route showcases highlights such as Rostherne, High Warren, Stockton Heath, Eccles, and Dukinfield.
The Charlesworth Round
Embark on an exhilarating gravel adventure through picturesque Charlesworth.
The Charlesworth Round is a distinctive gravel route that takes you through the charming village of Charlesworth. With a total distance of 56 km and an ascent of 1144 m, this route offers a moderate challenge suitable for well-trained amateurs. As you pedal along, you'll encounter many highlights including Cown Edge, a popular viewpoint offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Another noteworthy highlight is Mount Famine, a challenging climb that rewards you with breathtaking vistas. Conclude your journey in Gee Cross, known for its historic buildings and vibrant atmosphere.
Embark on a gravel adventure through the captivating Peak District.
Get ready to explore the scenic wonders of the Peak District on this 75 km long and 991 m ascent gravel route. The Peaks District offers a mix of challenging climbs and stunning landscapes that will leave any cycling enthusiast in awe. Along the way, you'll discover Windy Harbour, the site of a demolished pub that is steeped in local history. Take a breath of fresh air at Taxal, a quaint hamlet surrounded by rolling hills and beautiful meadows. Tegg's Nose, a rocky outcrop, provides a dramatic backdrop as you navigate twisting roads. Bollington is another highlight, with its industrial heritage and charming mills. Conclude your journey in Marple, a canal town known for its charming locks and relaxing atmosphere.
Embrace the rugged beauty of the Pennine hills
Embark on a gravel adventure in the scenic Pennine hills with this off-road cycling route. Expect challenging terrains and breathtaking views as you pedal through rugged landscapes. Starting near Hyde, the route covers 50 km with an ascent of 735 meters. Highlights include Oldham, Newhey, Dick Hill, Standedge, Mossley, and Matley.
Scenic Countryside Loop
Enjoy the beauty of rural landscapes and historic towns
Embrace the beauty of the Cheshire countryside with this picturesque cycling route. Featuring rolling hills, charming villages, and historic towns, it offers a moderate level of difficulty suitable for well-trained amateurs. The route starts near Hyde and covers a distance of 72 km, with an ascent of 657 meters. Highlights include Marple, Ridge Quarry View Point, Kerridge Hill, Macclesfield, Wilmslow, and Denton.
Exploring Cheshire Villages
Cycle through charming villages and enjoy breathtaking views
This route takes you on a scenic journey through the beautiful Cheshire countryside, showcasing charming villages, lush greenery, and breathtaking views. With a moderate difficulty level, it is suitable for well-trained amateurs. Starting near Hyde, the route covers a distance of 60 km with an ascent of 504 meters. Highlights along the way include Chadkirk, Styperson Hill, Prestbury, Castle Rock, Alderley Edge, Handforth, and Denton.
Cheshire Gravel Loop
An adventure through picturesque Cheshire countryside
The Cheshire Gravel Loop offers a scenic tour through the beautiful countryside of Cheshire. This 92-kilometer route is perfect for gravel biking enthusiasts who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a peaceful ride in nature. With a total ascent of 370 meters, this relatively flat route is suitable for all skill levels. Along the way, you'll pass through charming towns and villages, cross stunning reservoirs, and experience breathtaking views of the surrounding hills. Whether you're looking for a leisurely ride or a challenging gravel adventure, the Cheshire Gravel Loop has something for everyone.
Discovering the Pennines
Embark on a thrilling road cycling adventure through the rugged beauty of the Pennines.
If you're seeking a cycling challenge, look no further than this epic 117 km road route through the scenic Pennines. With a challenging ascent of 1832 m, this route is best suited for experienced riders looking for a demanding ride. Along the way, you'll encounter various highlights such as Birch Hill, offering stunning panoramas of the rolling hills. The picturesque town of Todmorden captivates with its unique blend of historical architecture and natural beauty. As you approach Denholme, you'll be greeted by awe-inspiring views of the countryside. Round Hill, a challenging climb, rewards with breathtaking vistas. Conclude your journey in Tintwistle, known for its tranquil beauty and picturesque surroundings.
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