Road Ride through Historic and Natural Treasures
A road cycling route starting from Radcliffe
A road cycling route passing through historic landmarks and picturesque natural spots.
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This road cycling route combines historic attractions and scenic natural landscapes, offering a memorable ride through Greater Manchester. Highlights include Heaton Park Colonnade, a stunning architectural feature, and Timperley, known for its charming buildings and serene atmosphere. With moderate difficulty and distance, this route is ideal for cyclists seeking a pleasant and varied ride.
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Start: Radcliffe City centerRadcliffe: Cycling through urban streets and green valleys in Greater Manchester
Radcliffe, located in Greater Manchester region of the United Kingdom, offers a mix of urban and rural cycling opportunities. Cyclists can ride through the town's vibrant streets, exploring local shops and cafes. Additionally, the nearby Irwell Valley provides scenic cycling routes along the river and through green spaces. For those seeking challenging climbs, Holcombe Hill is a well-known spot in the area. Overall, Radcliffe is a great destination for cyclists looking for a balance of urban and natural landscapes.6 km
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Heaton Park ColonnadeViewpointHeaton Park Colonnade is an impressive structure built during the 18th century, offering a unique photo opportunity.
14 km
14 km
Newton HeathSub-urbNewton Heath features Clayton Vale, a nature reserve with cycling trails that take you through beautiful woodlands.
46 km
46 km
TimperleySub-urbTimperley is home to Dunham Massey Hall, a Georgian house surrounded by stunning parkland and a deer park.
61 km
61 km
Barton upon IrwellSub-urbBarton upon Irwell is rich in history and boasts Barton Swing Aqueduct, an engineering marvel of the Industrial Revolution.
70 km
70 km
StonecloughSub-urbStoneclough is located near Kearsley Park, a peaceful open space perfect for relaxation along the route.
73 km
73 km
Clarkes Hill136 mPeakClarkes Hill is a challenging climb that offers spectacular views of the impressive Greater Manchester countryside.
75 km
75 km
Finish: Radcliffe City centerRadcliffe: Cycling through urban streets and green valleys in Greater Manchester
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