Winter Ride to Chocks Away

We leave Dock Road and head for Hawarden Bridge.
Take a left round the triangle and head over Dragon Bridge and carry on up the Greenway till we get to Blacon.
At Blacon we leave the Greenway and ride on quiet roads. When we get to Clifton Drive there is a STEEP downhill leading to Sealand Road.
At Sealand Road we cycle along the pavement to the pedestrian crossing and cross safely.
Along Ferry Lane to walk over Saltney footbridge to the B5129. BUSY ROAD.
Along this road over railway bridge and into Hawarden Airport to Chocks Away.
Afterwards we will retrace our journey along the B5129 over Saltney footbridge and ride along the River Dee cycleway and Hawarden Bridge back to Dock Road.

A lovely ride to Harwarden Airport to their lovely cafe Chocks Away.

Most of the route is traffic free but there is one busy main road and one pedestrian crossed main road.

We are stopping at Chocks Away café at Harwarden Airport for refreshments. We can stop at any time for a drink or to take photos.

A bike in good working order with the tyres pumped up. A helmet is compulsory for this ride. Puncture repair kit or better still spare inner tubes which are easier to change and a pump. Suitable clothing nothing baggy that could get caught in the chain/gears. A bike lock. A drink/snacks for the ride. Money/card for café. If using an E-bike make sure it is fully charged. Medication if needed.

We never leave anyone behind