ヨークシャーデイルズ国立公園の峠・トップ10

Gears 34 x 34 . Keep to outside of bend. Pace yourself

Fantastic loop from Hawes to Muker then Cross tops to Askridge then steady back to Hawes . The climbs are tough but an awesome ride

Done this twice now but from Hawes to Ingleton, Found it a bit of a slog as it it was into a strong headwind both times but some big views and wild landscape. With the wind going with you on a sunny day I imagine it's not too bad! but watch out for the motorbikes they fly past from out of nowhere.

Nothing to fret about and the ride from Hawes is steady. Great views all the way up and down. Not as challenging as Fleet Moss or Tan Hill.

It's in the book so must be done right!? A brute from the off, and can see it coming for far too long! Brutal switchbacks and then eases off to a soft 13% for a while and just when you think it's all over, it kicks again!

As a novice to these sort of hills I was in my 34x30 from the bottom and still had to stop repeatedly to allow the lactic to clear my legs before continuing. Steep, and stays steep.

Fleet Moss is a long exposed climb between Buckden and Hawes. At it’s peak it climbs to just over 600 metres in altitude, with a maximum gradient of 20% (from Hawes). Unfortunately it was dark and there was torrential rain once I got tot he top, so I didn't hang around to take in the view.

A nice stretch of quality tarmac with great views. Can get busy on summer Sundays, when bikers come out to 'push the envelope'... At other times it can feel quite isolated. As CDN has said, it is quite exposed to the ever-present strong wind & is worth taking that into account when route planning.