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A nice tarmac trail.

One of the many trails in the Peak District. You can cycle just this route, or join it up with others nearby.

If there are people in the cave you can hear them from the trail. It is possible to climb up to the cave.

Quite a few people hike up, but I didn't. The Manifold Trail is great anyway

Manifold Valley ride is beautiful

After all the views from the top of the hills, coming back down into the valley you will find lovely scenery along the river with several old stone bridges

After climbing up the hill, you are rewarded with great views across the surrounding landscape

Nice view up to Thor's cave. There is a place to lock the bike up if you want to visit the cave.

High above the manifold trail, Thor's cave is an ancient settlement. Location of the bizarre Ken Russell film "Lair of the White Worm" too

Great egg butty

The route at Throwley basically takes you through a field. Hybrid or gravel is ok in good conditions but MTB if not. Or carry on down towards Ilam and go past Throwley Hall

It’s a steep hill down to the Manifold Way and at the end of our path it was a continuous steep road clim to the last half mile into Wetton. Not the easiest ride but worth it to say we’ve done it! 😊

Ford where the Hoo Brook runs across Leek Road at Wetton Mill

Parking, toilets and a cafe. The Holy trinity of cycling?

Buy a brew from the cafe and park for free

A Mostly traffic free route as the section through the Tunnel is along a single track lane mostly used to access parking though there is a secondary old road that runs parallel to the trail that can be used as an alternative, The Tarmac is rather rough in places and not really suitable to ride on skinny tyres unless you enjoy getting bounced around, though it doesn't get as busy as Tissington or The High Peak Trail.

Flat and traffic-free cycle and walking route following the former Leek and Manifold Light Railway through some magnificent scenery. Bike hire available at the southern end of the Trail in Waterhouses. Cafes along the route including great tea garden near the southern end. The trail follows the route of the Hamps and Manifold "rivers" which have often disappeared into the ground so there is a lot of river bed and not much water. The trail passes by Thor's Cave which can be accessed by parking the bikes and climbing up a steep hill (watch children as there are some steep drops). Lots of points of interest including a ford and a tunnel to cycle through.

The Manifold Way is a traffic-free trail through the picturesque limestone dale forged by the River Manifold. Along a smooth, well-maintained path, you explore spellbinding White Peak countryside. It’s perfect for all ages and abilities.

Place to lock up bikes to visit Thors Cave

Ridiculously steep, but great views!