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Day 1: Wirksworth to Hadfield - Great North Trail
Difficult
05:55
47.8 mi
8.1 mph
3,950 ft
3,925 ft
Tour Overview
Starting Point
13.2 mi
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Parsley Hay
Bike Touring Highlight
23.8 mi
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Pennine Bridleway from Wormhill to Summer Cross
Mountain Biking Highlight
29.3 mi
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Nice cut through from Rushup Edge to Peak Forest
Road Cycling Highlight (Segment)
32.3 mi
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The Street
Mountain Biking Highlight (Segment)
35.9 mi
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Hayfield Descent
Mountain Biking Highlight (Segment)
47.8 mi
Destination
Map
Tour Profile
Waytypes
Singletrack: 6.71 mi
Path: 8.04 mi
Cycleway: 18.9 mi
Street: 1.23 mi
Road: 11.2 mi
State Road: 1.73 mi
Surfaces
Natural: 1.00 mi
Unpaved: 8.41 mi
Gravel: 11.0 mi
Paved: 22.7 mi
Asphalt: 3.42 mi
Unknown: 1.21 mi
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Comments
Start the Great North Trail from the train station in Winksworth, Derbyshire to head North. This way you’ll gradually get used to your set up and self-sufficiency before it gets too remote in the remote Scottish Highlands! It’s a simple first day following the well sign marked Pennine Bridleway, covering…
Doing GNT as far as Hebden Bridge in June 2020! Excited 😃
I did the pennine bridle way to Kirkby Stephen 2 years ago ,
it is more challenging than you probably think.
I thought the climb up Cheadle from Blackwell was about as tough as it would get ,
but I was wrong !!!
There is some cracking descents though .
Top Tip :-
Make sure you BOOK your bike on the train…