Antrobus Cyclists - Home and Away Series - Out in search of Lewis Carroll - Back in time for tea at the Antrobus tea room

Having left the tea room, we travel out of Antrobus, crossing the A559 and wend our way through Frandley, and then down Hall Lane and Ash House Lane, crossing the A49 from Heath Lane to Marsh Lane. Then we following Higher Lane and Morphany Lane passing the Lewis Carroll Centenary Wood and birthplace site.
At Newton Cross we start homeward along Summer Lane, Pillmoss Lane and Lithes Lane crossing the main roads again and returning to the tea room.

A nice short and largely flat ride of 12.6 miles from Antrobus Village hall along the lanes of Cheshire exploring some roads less frequently travelled and passing the Lewis Carroll Centenary Wood and birthplace site.

This is a new series of rides, alternating long and short called Home and Away RIdes. • Home rides are shorter and the group will be back in time for tea and cakes at the Antrobus tea room. These tend to be on quiet roads designed for people new to or returning to cycling. • Away rides are longer and will include getting food at a café during the ride. These longer routes on a mix of roads are for cyclists who are up for more of a distance challenge! We will ride at an easy pace of about 10mph, and make sure that no one is left behind. On both types of rides there will be short stops along the route. You'll need a road worthy bike. Helmets are strongly recommended. We also recommend you bring a pump and a spare inner tube or puncture repair kit. You might want to bring a lock as well. Please bring your own drinks and snacks, if required.