Countryside Loop

A road cycling route starting from Appley Bridge

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Experience the charm of rural Lancashire on this scenic cycling route

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This round-trip cycling route near Appley Bridge takes you through the picturesque countryside of Lancashire. With a total distance of 62 kilometers and an ascent of 337 meters, it is suitable for well-trained amateurs. The route showcases the beauty of small towns like Ince-in-Makerfield, Newton-le-Willows, St Helens, Rainford Junction, and Roby Mill. Cyclists can enjoy scenic views and peaceful surroundings throughout the ride. This route is perfect for those who appreciate the tranquility and charm of rural landscapes.

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62 km

337 m

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Start: Appley Bridge Village center

Appley Bridge: Journey through Paradise: Cycling in Appley Bridge

Appley Bridge, situated in Lancashire, United Kingdom, offers a delightful locality for road and gravel cycling enthusiasts. Surrounded by charming countryside and idyllic rural landscapes, Appley Bridge invites cyclists to immerse themselves in the region's beauty. The area features a network of peaceful country lanes, providing opportunities for enjoyable rides away from bustling urban areas. Cyclists can embark on scenic routes within proximity to Appley Bridge, including rides through the sensational West Pennine Moors. With its tranquil ambiance and cycling-friendly atmosphere, Appley Bridge grants cyclists a serene escape into Lancashire's natural splendor.

12 km

Ince-in-MakerfieldSub-urb

Experience the historical charm of Ince-in-Makerfield, known for its rich industrial heritage.

25 km

Newton-le-WillowsTown

Discover the quaint town of Newton-le-Willows, home to beautiful parks and historic buildings.

39 km

St HelensTown

Pass through St Helens, a vibrant town known for its cultural events and bustling city center.

49 km

Rainford JunctionHamlet

Stop at Rainford Junction, where the Leeds and Liverpool Canal intersects with the railway, offering a fascinating glimpse into transportation history.