Cheshire County Council - Cycling in Cheshire

Cheshire County Council ceased to exist on April 1st 2009 when its services and responsibilities transferred to Cheshire East Council and Cheshire West and Chester Council.The pages and documents through this website may contain branding and information relevant to the old councils, but are being made available because they are still relevant to our customers. We are continuing to update all materials on the Cheshire east and Cheshire West and Chester website and aim to remove all references to the old Councils by the end of the year (2009).

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Cycling in Cheshire

Cheshire is just right for cycling, not too flat and not too hilly! Discover the real Cheshire as you cycle along quiet, tree-lined lanes, through gentle countryside and sleepy villages.

There's always plenty to see along the way and places to stop for some well-earned refreshment! Former railway lines such as the Wirral Way and the Biddulph Valley Way provide safe, traffic-free rides for cyclists and horse riders alike.

Visit the Discover Cheshire website for information on walking, cycling and attractions across the county.