Sunday 11th July 2021 9:00am

Starting from - Meet at Astley Park gates, Chorley PR7 1JU, at 9 a.m. on Sunday 11th July.
Car Parking is conveniently located on Queens Road car park, PR7 1JU. This is next to the park gates. Turn right immediately after the park gates when entering Chorley from the Preston direction or M61 junction 8. Parking is free on Sundays. There is an alternative free car park for Astley Hall on Hallgate on the other side of the Park, necessitating a ride through the park to the start. Postcode is PR7 1NP.
Further spaces for this ride are available at https://busstopbikers.co.uk/event/a-visit-to-the-liverpool-waterfront/


, PR7 1JU

This The Bus Stop Bikers Cycling Group ride is open for anyone to join

  • 64 miles
  • Hybrid (road tyres), Road
  • 6 hr 20 mins
  • Challenging
  • Chorley
  • Adults 16+ only

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Starting point




Lancashire
PR7 1EA

The route passes through Charnock Richard, Wrightington, Shevington and Gathurst following minor roads to Windle and Knowsley. We go through Croxteth and Newsham Parks to the regenerated Toxteth and would normally take lunch at the Ryde Cafe in the old Cains Brewery.

The return leg is quite flat and passes along the historic waterfront and the equally historic Dock road to Bank Hall then Aintree and Melling. Passing the racecourse and taking minor roads to Bickerstaff, Newburgh and Eccleston returning to Chorley via Euxton.

No major climbs, the outward leg having some non-challenging hills only.. The return leg is flatter. The route is labelled as Challenging merely because of the distance.

Total distance 64 miles

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Circular route from Chorley to the iconic Liverpool Waterfront and Albert Dock.

Mainly quiet roads and several parks. There is a section along the East Lancs road, but entirely on a cycle path. Entering and leaving Liverpool city by back routes for the most part.

Lunch Stop at the Ryde cycling cafe in the old Cains Brewery, just before the waterfront. Other cafes are available en route.

Helmets are always a good idea but not compulsory. Emergency daytime lights may be a good idea. Cash/card for the cafe (always best to bring both in these times!) A mask will be required for the cafe and participants are responsible for social distancing and hand hygiene where appropriate. Please bring your usual puncture repair kit.

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