Burntwood Cycling Information
  Cycle Routes to get you started.     Burntwood   Staffordshire

 

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Burntwood - a good place to cycle from into the surrounding countryside.

 

By riding a bicycle, you can travel silently along country lanes plus miles of traffic free trails.

 

The Bicycle  carries you and your luggage.  Just sit

and enjoy the exercise. Feel the wind on your face.

 

 

Pedal back the years.

Change to a healthier lifestyle

 

You maybe out of condition,  cycling, good company,

 and fresh air will really help.

If your interested in getting started, need some company

 or local route knowledge , just  click

 

 

Feel the freedom

your bike can give.

 

 

Winter / Spring

Is a good time to start cycling with a group.

 Rides are shorter .

 

 

Under the age of 18 must be accompanied by

a responsible adult

 

 

 

Family / New Starter Rides

(affiliated to the CTC)

 

Every Saturday 

10 miles. Mostly Traffic free.

 Based around Chase Water Country Park and adjoining  Canal towing paths.

contact  Dave click

07866028154

01543 899577

 

Under 16’s must be accompanied by a

 responsible adult.

 

All welcome.

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We have an amazing number

 of traffic free routes around the Burntwood / Chase

area. Join us on a  Family ride

to find out more

 

 

 

Staffordshire

 Cycling and Walking Maps

Click

 

 

 

Sanders Cycles  

 1, High Street,  Chasetown, 

 Burntwood.  Staffs 

 01543 686102 

   www.sanderscycles.co.uk

 Monday’s to Saturday

 09.00 to 17.00  (Closed Thursday)      

 

 

 

Off Road Cycling- Cannock Chase

theBIKESCHOOL.net  aims to provide top

quality skills courses on Cannock Chase

using the famous Follow the

Dog and Monkey Trail. 

They run courses for beginners through to

 advanced riders".

 

 

 

 

Home Page

 

 

Start by riding around the

Chase Water Country Park,

 cycle route.

 

It’s very important to start cycling gradually over a period of several weeks. Don’t expect your body to perform miracles

from day one, it takes time to build your self up, both mentally and physical.

The rewards are well worth going through the “fitness barrier”  to reach a new more healthy world.

 

You will need to cycle at least once every week to stay fit.

 

After riding around Chase Water Country Park a

few times, you should be ready for National cycle Network “Route 5” to Pelsall and Walsall nearly

all traffic free.

 

Or along quiet country lanes of route 5 to Beacon Park Lichfield, enjoy a break in Beacon Park

 

Now your ready for “A Day Out”

Start by riding up to Castle Ring, get used to the hills.

  (Please don't ride around castle ring).

 

When your happy climbing to the ring, your ready to

venture into “Cannock Chase”.

 

Down Telegraph hill, and on to Brindley Heath Pumping

station / Railway crossing for  “Kit bag Hill”.

 

With practice you can look forward to enjoying

 Kit Bag Hill, Sherbrook valley, Milford, Shugborough Park, Great Haywood Packhorse Bridge, along the

canal to little Haywood, then Seven springs, and

 back home through the Chase. Follow the Chase cycle circuit, well signed, easy to follow.

 

What more variety could you ask for, on your

door step, without the need for the car.

Total Freedom

 Go on, try it for yourself

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A typical winter club cyclists road mileage is around 30

to 50 miles per ride.

In the summer club rides vary from  40 to 120 miles.

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Don’t forget, to always carry food and plenty of liquid.

 Light weight water proof clothing, and warm jumper, plus

an OS map.

Spare inner tube, pump, and tool kit.

A first aid kit is a good idea!

 

 

Avoid a lonely day by

riding with a group.

just click

 

Evening and special events

 

Canal Permit - No longer required. 

Canal & River Trust  click

 

New section of NCN Network Route 5, between

Chase Water Country Park —Hednesford — Cannock Chase and Stafford is being developed.

 

The route will hopefully be a “green way” mostly traffic free utilizing old mineral railway formations, linking the visitor

 centre Marquis Drive, Cannock Chase.

 

Canal towing path has been upgraded

between Chasewater Dam and Aldridge.

 

From the Dam, follow NCN route 5 towards Brownhills, but at Burntwood road bridge stay on canal to Ogley Junction. (nr Grasmere gardens.

 Turn right over Iron foot bridge and continue to Anchor bridge and Cats Hill Junction.

 

 Here you can turn left for Walsall Wood, Aldridge, and through to Gas Street Basin, Birmingham. (2hrs)

 Turning right will take you to Brownhills, (take care over green foot bridge), or continue to rejoin the National Cycle Network route 5, for Pelsall and Walsall or continue along the canal to Wolverhampton.

 

 

Enjoy your ride through the

 beautiful countryside. Leave no trace that you

 ever passed by.

Take home only your litter and memories.

 

Always follow

The Countryside Code