Cheshire County Council - Cycling in Cheshire

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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.