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Make sure to have the right type of bike going up the hill (mountain bike/folding mountain bike

At the top of Alderly Edge you will find this cafe. It is located at the start of the woodland foot paths where you can find old copper mines and tales of the wizard.

Done during dry spell in May, go nice and early so it’s quiet and you can choose your route on the cobbles. It’s a short climb & not too steep😊

nice lung buster mid way going up but hate going down this one

just watch out for cars not look both ways!

Very quiet, but the surface has deteriorated badly, especially near the top. Look out for the owl 🦉🦉

A pleasant lane nice during autumn and early spring. You can often spot Blur Bells growing along the way.

A cracking little climb that kicks up at the end 10% Nice road lined with trees well worth a look.

Velo Edge is a great coffee shop/bike mechanic in Alderney Edge!

Nice new coffee shop who serve kickback coffee. Happy to serve muddy cyclists and walkers.

A village in Cheshire with big houses, great cafes and cobbled climbs.

Very very steep. Don’t start too strong.

Quarry Bank Mill is a National Trust owned site and one of the most perfectly preserved textile factories from the industrial revolution. The mill was built by industrialist Samuel Greg in the 18th-century and is today open to the public for guided tours. The grounds surrounding the mill are equally as beautiful as the mill itself and are open for the public to roam for free.

During the 16th century the Armada Beacon was part of a chain of beacons used as an alarm system to warn against an invasion of the country.

Have a refreshing beverage or a bite to eat at this quaint and cosy cafe in the National Trust area of Alderley Edge. It's a true treasure of an eatery with a really welcoming vibe.

A beautifully presented brick built, multi-room Victorian pub on the south side of town. The tenancy its lovingly run by Paul and Paula Johnson. A proper pub with real fires, small unobtrusive TVs and a classic soundtrack from the 60's, 70's & the 80's. There isn't a pool table nor slot machines.. 4 beer wickets serving Unicorn and a rotation Brakspear Bitter, Marstons EPA and Lancaster Bomber then various guests Good value, freshly cooked food served lunchtime, evenings and weekends

A nice relatively short climb that gets the legs and lungs going. Road surface has really deteriorated due to all the trees so care needs to be taken on the descent.

Nice menu and food.

Great autumn colours also a nice place to spot Blue Bells

Fantastic climb, but plan ahead as cobbles and wet leaves do not go with slicks!