가장 멋진 자전거 공원 5곳

Mix of stony deep rut of greasy mud after recent heavy rain. Could just about hike down without going a over t. Not for me until it dries out

Nice MTB descent to the Monsal Trail and Monsal Dale, or techy climb towards Brushfield

This has got to be the best descent in this area, fast flowing and loose virtually all the way down, it’s one of those descents that’s “as fast as you dare” but watch out for walkers especially in the Spring and Summer when the foliage is full, the Autumn and winter months will give you clear unimpeded view of the trail to enable you to “Hit it” 😉

Nice Gravel road high up with great views of the valley, gets much steeper & rockier as it drops down into the Monsal Trail. The last 3/4ml is a fantastic steep, loose & rocky technical mtb descent which you can extend by crossing the Monsal Trail and continuing down to the River. IF you do that be aware there is a narrow & obstructed footbridge to cross the River and you will need to lift your bike above waist height to get across!

This is super fast but be careful as there a few public footpaths that cross this trail, nobody what's to hit someone crossing it. We all what to enjoy the countryside and come home in one piece.

One of the more difficult trails in the Peaks. Rutted and rooty. I really struggled on my XC bike without a dropper!

Nice downhill. a little techy. very technical final drop onto monset trail.

Top of the Chatsworth Estate, downhill either way (once you make it up here)

Great as a descent from the top of Chatsworth Estate, part of the classic Bakewell Slice MTB loop.

Not ideal on a gravel bike. Steep, rocky and rooty

Careful MTB suitable. This segment is short, techy and steep. Get it wrong it can be lethal but get it right and you'll want another go!

Steep and rocky climb up from Monsal Trail, (had to do a bit of HikeABike) but once you are at the top it’s a flattish stone road with the occasional gate

Technical & Thrilling (for me read "scary") steep drop through the trees, pleny of rocks, ruts, roots and drop-offs. Exactly as described above cuts across the golf course about 3/4 of the way down and a jump out into the road if you're brave (unlike me).

great track better if your on a mtb or gravel bike

Stunning views for miles

It's downhill in the Peak District, what's not to like

We rode this as a climb, hard work in places due to lack of traction on the loose gravel, but very rewarding once you reach the top

Super fast downhill section. Gravel track with only one slightly tricky double bend halfway down, just after the flatter part of the track.

Steady climb on a fairly solid stone path

Watch out for the drop at the bottom which sends you flying out onto the road.