Can anyone suggest any 20 - 30 mile mostly off road routes that aren't on tarmac cycle paths? I don't mind a bit of tarmac, but I've brought my mountain bike so would rather get out on the dirt. Not too far from Derby would be even better.
Cheers, Michael.
Debyshire / Peaks Off Road Routes.
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The Cumbrian
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Debyshire / Peaks Off Road Routes.
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Re: Debyshire / Peaks Off Road Routes.
Where are you based ? DOH - Just read - Derby ! 
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Re: Debyshire / Peaks Off Road Routes.
Peak is quite a long way from Derby.
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Re: Debyshire / Peaks Off Road Routes.
I used to head up there from Derby all the time for climbing trips years ago, and I'm finishing work early today so that I can get there in time for a spin out.
My current default route is to go along the Pennine Bridleway from near Cromford as far as Parsley Hay and then back along the Tissington Trail.
My current default route is to go along the Pennine Bridleway from near Cromford as far as Parsley Hay and then back along the Tissington Trail.
“I want to see the wild country again before I die, and the Mountains..."
Bilbo Baggins.
Bilbo Baggins.