The Cheshire Ring is a popular circular route for narrowboat enthusiasts in England, covering approximately 97 miles. It includes 92 locks and takes about a week to complete. The route connects several waterways, including the Bridgewater Canal, Macclesfield Canal, and Peak Forest Canal, offering scenic views of the Cheshire countryside. This journey starts and ends in Marple, passing through towns like Stockport and Congleton. The Cheshire Ring is known for its diverse landscapes, historic sites, and vibrant wildlife, making it a favorite for both experienced boaters and newcomers to the waterways.