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Looking at doing some routes in both areas and looking for some suggestions.
I mainly ride trail centres and looking for a change.
Im reasonably fit and comfortable riding rocky descents but not to good with drop offs.
any suggestions to get me started would be appreciated
cheers
kev
The iron Keld loop in the vg book was ace for the lakes unless you want to get up a big hill of course!
Peak District - Jacob's loop or ladybower classic
christ there's a question and too far reaching to answer properly. Narrow it down a bit!
In the Peaks the two classics as mentioned above - Jacobs Ladder loop (also called Kinder all weather circuit I believe) and the Ladybower loop (mbr best of ladybower I think).
There are tough routes in both parks. But don't worry too much about drop-offs, these are well used public rights of way remember. You won't find heaps of redsocks (I'm an occasional one) at the bottom of blind outcrops. If you're comfortable buzzing your arse on your rear tyre, there's not much you won't be able to tackle.
"Narrow it down a bit!"
He would like some suggestions of routes in the Lake District or Peak District that avoid drop offs but can include rocky sections.
"there's a question and too far reaching to answer properly"
It really isn't. As evidenced above.
Your welcome........
You not had your happy pills tonight monkey? (when do you ever?!)
I meant the location. The Peak District stretches from Ashbourne to Marsden, the lake District stretches from Grange to Bassenthwaite (& a bit beyond) so I was asking if he could 'narrow it down a bit,' and if we're being pedantic.... you're welcome.
Thanks for the suggestions
i should have clarified that I was looking for routes which would be good introductions to riding trails outside of trail centres. Sorry for the vagueness.
Ill check out all the suggestions
cheers
Edale to Romiley (one-way) is a good one