The Appley Bridge Tour

A road cycling route starting from Adlington

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A mesmerizing road cycling route that takes you through the captivating landscapes of Appley Bridge and beyond.

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The Appley Bridge Tour is a 59-kilometer road cycling route near Adlington that showcases the stunning beauty of Appley Bridge and its surrounding areas. With a total ascent of 257 meters, this route is suitable for cyclists looking for a moderately challenging ride. As you journey through Appley Bridge, Mere Brow, Midge Hall, and Heath Charnock, you'll be treated to breathtaking countryside views and quaint villages. Appley Bridge itself is known for its enchanting waterways and picturesque park, providing a serene and peaceful start to your cycling adventure. From the charming villages to the idyllic landscapes, this route offers an immersive and captivating experience for cyclists of all levels.

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59 km

257 m

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Start: Adlington Village center

Adlington: Cycling paradise with diverse terrain and stunning views.

Adlington is a small town located in Lancashire, United Kingdom. From a cyclist's perspective, Adlington offers diverse terrain for road and gravel cycling enthusiasts. The area features both rolling countryside and challenging climbs, making it suitable for cyclists of all levels. One of the famous cycling-related spots nearby is the Rivington Pike, a popular climb known for its picturesque views. Overall, Adlington is a great place for cycling and exploring the scenic landscapes of Lancashire.