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Urban and suburban cycling in Sale


Cycling routes from Sale

Sale is a town located in Greater Manchester, United Kingdom. As a cyclist, Sale offers a blend of urban and suburban cycling opportunities. The Trans Pennine Trail, which spans across the country, runs through Sale, providing extensive cycling routes for all levels. Additionally, cyclists can explore the nearby Trans Pennine Way and enjoy picturesque rides along the Bridgewater Canal. Sale is a popular choice for cyclists looking for a mix of city cycling and scenic routes.

Enjoy a scenic gravel ride through the picturesque landscapes of Dunham Town.

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36 km
56 m
Chill

This gravel route offers a shorter yet scenic ride through the countryside surrounding Dunham Town. With a distance of 36 km and an ascent of 56 m, it is suited for riders of all skill levels. The highlights include Dunham Town, a charming village with traditional architecture and beautiful gardens, a woodland bird hide providing opportunities for bird watching and tranquility, Partington with its rich industrial history, and finally returning to Sale, a vibrant town with plenty of amenities.


Embrace the beauty of rural landscapes

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79 km
820 m
Tough

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the countryside with this gravel cycling route near Sale. Covering a distance of 79 kilometers and featuring an ascent of 820 meters, this route offers breathtaking views and a challenging yet rewarding experience. Starting in Sale, you'll pass through Stretford, Radcliffe, Ramsbottom, and Hail Storm Hill before reaching Heywood and Manchester. Finally, you'll circle back to Sale. Enjoy the scenic landscapes, tranquil villages, and the sense of accomplishment as you conquer the climbs.


Discover the beauty of Wigan and Chorley

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97 km
585 m
Tough

Embark on a cycling adventure through Wigan and Chorley with this round-trip route from Sale. Spanning a distance of 97 kilometers and featuring an ascent of 585 meters, this route is best suited for experienced amateurs. Starting in Sale, you'll pass through Hollins Green, Wigan, Chorley, and other charming towns before returning to Sale. Prepare to be captivated by the stunning scenery and enchanting landscapes along the way.


Embark on an adventurous gravel ride through the heart of Manchester.

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49 km
253 m
Tough

This gravel route takes you through the vibrant city of Manchester, combining urban exploration with off-road cycling. With a distance of 49 km and an ascent of 253, it offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for experienced riders. Highlights include the bustling city center, Droylsden's historic sites, Windy Harbour (Demolished Pub Site) with a unique history, and the vibrant atmosphere of Didsbury. The route is suitable for those seeking an exciting mix of city and countryside.


Explore the beautiful countryside on this gravel route near Sale.

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51 km
68 m
Chill

This off-road cycling route takes you through picturesque villages and scenic trails. You'll encounter breathtaking views and peaceful surroundings along the way. The route is moderately challenging, making it an ideal choice for experienced riders looking to get away from the city. With a distance of 51 km and an ascent of 68 m, it offers a satisfying cycling experience. The highlights include Hollins Green, Culcheth, Leigh, Worsley, and Sale.


Discover the delightful gravel roads of Cheshire

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89 km
360 m
Chill

The Delightful Cheshire Gravel Ride is an 89-kilometer round-trip cycling route that takes you on a delightful journey through the gravel roads of Cheshire. With an ascent of 360 meters, this route offers a moderate challenge for well-trained amateur gravel cyclists. Starting in Sale, the route passes highlights such as Rostherne, Northwich, Crowton, Lymm Dam, and Lymm. The difficulty level of this route is rated as 2 out of 5, making it suitable for intermediate gravel cyclists. It provides an epic experience with scenic views of picturesque villages and tranquil nature.


Conquer legendary climbs and experience stunning vistas

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164 km
1979 m
Savage

Embark on an epic cycling journey through the Peak District with this round-trip route from Sale. Spanning a distance of 164 kilometers and featuring an ascent of 1979 meters, this challenging route is reserved for experienced cyclists seeking an unforgettable adventure. Starting in Sale, you'll cycle through iconic locations such as Manchester, Dukinfield, Cown Edge, Buxton, Parkhouse Hill, Fawfieldhead, Cheddleton, Harriseahead, Goostrey, Hale, before returning to Sale via Sale Moor. Prepare to be amazed by the incredible scenery, conquer legendary climbs, and appreciate the raw beauty of one of England's most spectacular regions.


Experience the beauty of Cheshire on this road cycling adventure.

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139 km
588 m
Tough

This road route takes you through the stunning landscapes of Cheshire, offering panoramic views and challenging climbs. With a distance of 139 km and an ascent of 588 m, it is suitable for experienced riders looking for a longer ride. Highlights include the picturesque village of Little Bollington, the historic town of Northwich, the scenic countryside of Aldford, the iconic Belvedere pub, and the stunning Helsby Hill. The route also passes through Runcorn, Winwick, Cadishead, and Ashton upon Mersey.


Challenge yourself on this epic road cycling route through Lancashire's hills.

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159 km
2200 m
Savage

This road route is designed for experienced cyclists seeking challenging climbs and breathtaking descents. With an ascent of 2200 m and a distance of 159 km, it offers a true test of endurance and skill. The highlights include Salford, Bury, Edenfield, Worsthorne, Laneshaw Bridge, Hebden Bridge, Ripponden, Delph, Wharmton, and Northenden. These locations offer stunning views, historic landmarks, and exhilarating roads. This route is not for the faint-hearted but promises an unforgettable cycling adventure.


Explore Salford and Manchester's off-road trails

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64 km
342 m
Chill

Get off the beaten path with this gravel adventure route near Sale. Covering a distance of 64 kilometers and featuring an ascent of 342 meters, this route offers a unique and thrilling cycling experience. Starting in Sale, you'll cycle through Salford, Heywood, Chadderton, and finally arriving in Manchester before returning to Sale. Enjoy the rugged terrain and embrace the sense of adventure as you explore these urban and semi-urban areas.


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