Was planning on going and doing Cutgate with Stan (my Sonder Transmitter with rigid Travis Prong Boost) and a buddy. But whilst preparing route choices and which line to take I came across this
https://public.eagleapi.io/magpie/time- ... 21377&vars[ipcTags.contentId]=321377&vars[magpie_data.ga_id]=1175486326.1536534468
Basically Keepers of the Peak and RideSheffield are saying similar to what I was concerned about already. Dont want too much hike a bike or deep horrible ruts where me and Stan might get stuck. Nor wanting to mess about beong responsible for creating extra paths which might affect the coutnryside/natural thingies etc.
Pls can someone suggest - with a gpx or strava route link preferably - a nice loop closeby. More north Peaks is better. Something well drained preferably and around 20 to 30 miles??
Thanks BBs
Peak District loop: Route suggestions
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Re: Peak District loop: Route suggestions
Your link isn't working, but I'm guessing it's summat about the bog of doom and/or mend our mountains.
If so, fret not, as Cut Gate is currently in good shape according to recent reports.
Should the weather take a turn for the worse, then there's always the all-weather Kinder loop described by Vertebrate Publishing on their blog.
https://www.v-publishing.co.uk/blog/v-p ... nload.html
If so, fret not, as Cut Gate is currently in good shape according to recent reports.
Should the weather take a turn for the worse, then there's always the all-weather Kinder loop described by Vertebrate Publishing on their blog.
https://www.v-publishing.co.uk/blog/v-p ... nload.html
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Re: Peak District loop: Route suggestions
Landslide wrote:Your link isn't working, but I'm guessing it's summat about the bog of doom and/or mend our mountains.
If so, fret not, as Cut Gate is currently in good shape according to recent reports.
Should the weather take a turn for the worse, then there's always the all-weather Kinder loop described by Vertebrate Publishing on their blog.
https://www.v-publishing.co.uk/blog/v-p ... nload.html
Excellent. Cutgate today (tommorw I mean), Kinder Scout tomorrow (the next time I means)...