The Roe Green Loopline is a 7.2 kilometre traffic-free walking and cycling route that starts in Monton and runs all the way to the border with Bolton.
The council has consistently invested in the loopline over the last ten years creating a very high quality route that is popular with cyclists, school children and dog walkers.
Works to the final two stretches of the route between Tynesbank and Mesne Lea School and between Anchor Lane and Mount Skip Lane were completed in summer 2016.
The Roe Green Loopline was formally reopened to the public on 6 July 2016 by Councillor Derek Antrobus.
The improvements include:
- A three-metre wide shared use path for walking and cycling that are high quality, durable and low maintenance.
- Good and frequent access points connecting to residential and employment areas and schools.
- Entrances designed to enable access for all users including cyclists, pushchairs and wheelchair and mobility scooter users.
- Pleasant routes for both leisure and commuting.
- Consistent, high quality signage.
If you have any comments or questions about the route please email cycling@salford.gov.uk.
Report a problem
If you come across obstructions such as overhanging branches, brambles, or you spot any other danger, please let us know.
TfGM have produced comprehensive cycle maps of the city, available on the TfGM website. Or you can see the Roe Green Loopline on Google maps.
Downloadable documents
If you are unable to view documents of these types, our downloads page provides links to viewing software.
This page was last updated on 15 June 2021