Saturday 24th September 2022 10:00am

Starting from - The route starting from the car park at Court Hey Park, off Roby Road, in the Broadgreen area of Liverpool. For those wishing to travel by train, Broadgreen Station, which is on the main Wigan and Manchester line to Liverpool, is approximately half a mile or five minutes away from the start point.
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This ride is limited to members of The FC’s Satdy Club group only

  • 33.5 miles
  • Hybrid (off road tyres), Hybrid (road tyres), Road
  • 4 hr 30 mins
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Organized by groups in the community, these rides are a great way to meet new people, explore your local area and to have fun riding your bike. You can find rides that are suitable for your level of experience and interests whilst enjoying being part of a social cycling community.

Starting point




Merseyside
L16 2NN

The Ride will take us from Court Hey Park to ‘The Mystery’ (Wavertree Playground) and the Bluecoat School and on to Greenbank Park and a look at Penny Lane then onto Sefton Park, Princes Park and The Gates. We make our way to Otterspool Promenade via Otterspool Park, Riverside Drive to the Pier Head, the Three Graces the Beatles Statue and hopefully we will get a view of a cruise ship at Princes Landing Stage and a quick look at the new football stadium at Bramley Moore Dock. We will take a refreshment stop at Ryde Cycle Cafe before returning via Albert Dock, Kings Dock and Otterspool Promenade and on to Grassendale. We will take a look at Paul McCartneys childhood home at Forthlin Road, then onto Calderstones Park, Aunt Mimi’s House (John Lennon’s childhood home), Strawberry Fields, Woolton Village and St Peters Church and Hall and Eleanor Rigby’s grave. Return via Hunts Cross and the Liverpool Loop Line to Court Hey Park.

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A journey through Liverpool's finest parks, along the banks of the River Mersey to the Pier Head, and the iconic architecture of The Three Graces, the cruise terminal at Princes Landing stage, the new stadium construction at Bramley Moore Dock and the fabulous archithecure of the Royal Albert Dock. The return journey will visit some of the landmarks made famous by The Beatles including the venue where it all started, their family homes, Strawberry Fields and Eleanor Rigby's grave. Something for everyone!

This ride is suitable for hybrid bikes (fitted with road and off-road tyres), mountain bikes and road bikes and is mostly on hard surface roads, cycle paths and park paths.

We will take a refreshment break at Ryde Cycle Cafe in the Baltic Quarter adjacent to the old Cain's Brewery

All riders will be required to wear a helmet and carry spare inner tubes and the means to be able to repair a puncture (assistance will be provided if required). Dont forget some money for the cafe stop!

It is essential that everybody enjoys the ride so it will be at an approximate average of 10mph, but the speed will be determined by the overall pace of the group. There will be a few stops, particularly on the way back, to take in some of the Beatles ‘memorable’ places and attractions and plenty of photo opportunities. Always remember though, we will never leave anyone behind!

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