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Every cyclist should be leaping into their saddles with
this new book" THE CHESHIRE MAGAZINE.
This is the first book of bike rides to cover the
whole of Cheshire - with a massive 50 to choose from! Suitable for both casual
cyclists looking for peaceful rides along country lanes and for hardcore enthusiasts
who enjoy more demanding routes. There are rides from an easy 8 miles in the
Cheshire Plain up to 20 mile hill routes in the Peak District's foothills.
Quiet by-ways are used so that cyclists are kept
away from busy main roads. For mountain bike enthusiasts, there are plenty of
off-road routes to explore, though almost all the routes can be tackled by a
standard tourer. All routes are circular and access is easy: car-parking is
highlighted for those who drive to the start-points; most are near to BR stations;
and many cycle-hire centres are listed so that you can just turn up without
a bike and still enjoy a super day in the Cheshire countryside.
Apart from the fun and exercise that this book offers,
local features and places to visit are suggested, and pubs and cafes are recommended
for refreshment stops. Outline sketch maps are provided for ease of navigation
and all routes are split into sections to permit convenient access at various
points.
Graham Beech has been a keen cyclist and rambler
all his life and in this book shares with his readers all the best bits of Cheshire,
as only a local to the area can. He and his wife run the publishing business
that is Sigma Press, and their interest in the great outdoors is reflected in
the many publications on the topic produced at Sigma.
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