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The Peak District in General

The Peak District is mainly in Derbyshire but extends into surrounding counties. Amongst the attractions are Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and gardens, Eyam (the plague village) Hall and the Caverns in the Peak. There is something for everyone, walkers, climbers (gritstone edges such as Stanage, Birchen, Froggatt, Curbar and bouldering), sightseers looking for stately homes, museums, or stunning scenery, gardeners, steam railway enthusiasts and families looking for theme parks. Geographically, it is divided into two regions, the White Peak and the Dark Peak.

The Peak District has a wealth of quiet minor roads suitable for cycle touring. Several of the disused railway track beds have been converted into cycle trails, perfect for family groups, disabled cyclists and occasional cyclists. In addition, there is plenty of off-road action for both inexperienced and experienced mountain bikers on fantastic singletrack, bridleways and other tracks.

High Peak Trail

There are plenty of places to join the trail which is a dismantled railway (see the High Peak Trail page for more information about the Cromford and High Peak Railway). You can start at the Cromford canal junction (3/4 mile incline to get you warmed up plus a shorter but equally as steep one to get to Middleton Top!) and go almost to Buxton. For a flatter start, you could go from Middleton Top which misses out the main climbs or start at the Buxton end. Parsley Hay and Friden are also popular starting points.

Tissington Trail

Another dismantled railway running from Ashbourne to join the High Peak trail south of Parsley Hay. You could make a longer circular ride by starting at Ashbourne, then head SE on the High Peak trail from Parsley Hay, coming off at Middleton Top or Black rocks and return to Ashbourne via the roads and assorted bridleways.

Manifold Way

This runs from Waterhouses to Hulme End and passes through the valleys of the river Hamps and Manifold. Off road trail and minor road cycling. Passes the Thor's Cave and the Ecton Copper mine, following the track bed of the former narrow gauge Leek and Manifold Valley Light Railway.

Sustrans

Sustrans is the national UK charity dedicated to the promotion of sustainable transport, getting people out on foot, bike or by public transport. Sustrans has organised a large number of cycle routes nationwide. Some make it easier and safer for cycle commuters whilst others follow mainly quiet roads and bridleways to enable cycle tourists to enjoy their exploration of the countryside. Each is signposted and it is possible to obtain the maps for a small fee from the Sustrans web site at http://www.sustrans.org.uk. All monies support the work of this charity. Some of the key sustrans cycle routes open in (or near to) the Peak District are National Route 6 from Leicester to Sheffield, National Route 54 from Lichfield to Little Eaton and National Route 68, The Pennine Cycleway (which continues north from the Peak District right up the Berwick-upon-Tweed. You can find a free overview map of the national routes and local cycle trails free here.

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