Peak District
Dark Peak
Big Mountains 
Scenery 
Singletrack 
Family Friendly
The ancient trail network of the Dark Peak that emminates out from the Hope and Edale Valleys are considered some of the best in the country. Rideable all year round thanks to the gritty terrain, means that Peak District mountain biking has long been a firm favourite for riders. The bucket-list of famous routes goes toe-to-toe with anywhere in the UK. Our team are on hand to guide you around all the classic passes and descents such as Roych Clough, Rushup Edge, Whinstone Lee Tor, Doctors Gate, Jacobs Ladder, Ladybower, Cut Gate amongst others.
White Peak
Big Mountains 
Scenery 
Singletrack 
Family Friendly
The riding around the White Peak is generally quite a bit different to the rugged and technical trails further north. However, the diversity of the the riding in the Peak District makes it so appealing. Revitalised disused railway lines, rolling downland and beutiful ash woodland intertwined with bridleways that offer big climbs and even bigger views give the White Peak a very distinctive mountain biking experience for all the family.
Join us in 2020
Our two day Dark Peak weekend has been added to our schedule of awesome MTB experiences for 2020. Basing ourselves at the superb Swiss House B&B, in the heart of Castleton, we will provide you with the perfect base to take on two of the Peak Districts classic loops, that are brimming with epic rocky descents, technical climbs and huge views for the reward!
Epic Dark Peak
Perfect Peaks
Rattling down rocky descents that spit you out on the doorstep of quintessential coaching inns, sampling the delicious local food after a big day out and staying at the best accommodation for your budget. Are all the little details we can help you with whilst building your perfect Peak District mountain biking trip. Speak to us today and lets discuss the options.
1-2-1
Groups (*min. 3 riders)
Something a little different!
Perhaps what is missing from your MTB bucket list is ticking off a classic multi-day point to point challenge! How about the 100 miles of the South Downs Way or a Bikepacking taster introduction weekender?