Cheshire County Council - Horse Riding in Cheshire

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Horse Riding in Cheshire

Come and explore Cheshire at a leisurely pace. Nearly 300km of bridleways and byways combined with quiet lanes offer a variety of opportunities for riders. From long trails to short circular rides, there is something for everyone.

In addition to former railway lines such as the Wirral Way and the Biddulph Valley Way, there are opportunities to get away from the traffic at Marbury and Brereton Local Nature Reserve. More experienced riders can explore the Bishop Bennet Way, a 55km route through South-West Cheshire using bridleways, byways and minor roads.

Visit the Discover Cheshire website for information on walking, cycling and horse riding in Cheshire as well as Country Parks and attractions across the county.

Information about safety, policy and frequently asked questions on horse riding in Cheshire see our Horse Riding 'signpost' page.

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