The Lancashire Royal Ride

A road cycling route starting from Parbold

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Embark on a regal journey through Lancashire's magnificent countryside and historic landmarks.

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Experience the grandeur of Lancashire's natural beauty and architectural wonders on this 80km road cycling route. This ride takes you through charming Parbold village before ascending to Ashurst's Beacon, where you can revel in panoramic views of the county's rolling hills. As you continue, pass Rainhill, a historic railway town, and marvel at the majestic Saint George's Hall in Liverpool. Don't miss the chance to visit the breathtaking rooftop terrace of Liverpool Central Library for even more awe-inspiring vistas. Cycle through picturesque Maghull and reach the quaint village of Burscough, known for its stunning canal views.

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80 km

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Start: Parbold Village center

Parbold: Celebrate the Joy of Cycling in Parbold's Serenade

Parbold, nestled in Lancashire, United Kingdom, is a welcoming locality for road and gravel cyclists. Embracing the tranquility of the countryside, Parbold offers opportunities for leisurely rides through scenic routes. With rolling hills and picturesque landscapes surrounding the area, cyclists can relish the peaceful environment and enjoy stunning vistas along their journeys. Parbold also provides convenient access to the nearby Forest of Bowland, where riders can unleash their adventurous spirit on exhilarating climbs and memorable trails. For a cycling experience imbued with natural beauty, Parbold proves to be an excellent choice.

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ParboldVillage

Parbold is a delightful village nestled in the Douglas Valley. Explore its quaint streets and discover delightful local shops and cafes.

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Ashurst's Beacon172 mPeak Viewpoint

Located on the edge of West Pennine Moors, Ashurst's Beacon offers unparalleled vistas across Lancashire's rugged landscapes.

24 km

RainhillSub-urb

Rainhill is known for its significant role in railway history. Take a moment to appreciate the town's legacy and imagine the steam engines of the past.