On Chester Rd, Sandiway, Cheshire West and Chester, England
35.85 mi
Length
1,224 ft
Elev gain
1,201 ft
Elev loss
400 ft
Max elevation
gravel 100%

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The Sandiway–Northwich–Frodsham loop is a 35.8-mile gravel route in England, United Kingdom, starting in Sandiway. It is a loop with 1,224 feet of climbing and 1,201 feet of descent. The riding surface is 100% gravel. AI-generated description — details may not be fully accurate.
1 vote
 Archie
on October 14, 2022
Hi Martin, I rode this route yesterday and 80% of it is awesome and great fun riding. But I found that the section between Frodsham and Pickerings Lock was totally unrideable. This section was a footpath and not a bridleway, so bikes shouldn't be riding down it anyway. The path was initially too bumpy to ride on a non-suspension gravel bike, then crossed a grassy field (with no real track to follow), became woodland which was impassable on a bike (low tree branches, steep banks, kissing gates every few metres) and finally a narrow bumpy track through tall grass inches from a barbed wire fence. I'm not sure if you have ridden this section but my sense of humour failure was big enough to make me think this section should not be included on this site! Thanks