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One of our longest black routes from Winster across 4 White Peak Moors with stunning landscapes. The route explores the market village of Winster before back lanes are followed to Birchover and across A short ride up Moor Lane to Elton Common Moor reveals Winster and the final leg to provide a well-deserved minor roads, cycle trails, farm tracks and bridleways Duration - 6 hours Refreshment Stop Options - Winster

Starting from the Miners Standard the tour explores the pretty market village of Winster before taking It is then only a short return leg to Winster. certain sections on the moor Distance - 26 miles Time allocated - 6 hours Refreshment Stop Options - Winster

The eBiking element of this multi-activity tour begins and ends at the Miners Standard in Winster. Our route first explores the wonderful market and lead mining village of Winster before following minor

The eBiking element of this multi-activity tour begins and ends at the Miners Standard in Winster. Our route first explores the wonderful market and lead mining village of Winster before following minor

Starting at Bank Top Winster (formerly a main centre for the lead mining industry) you can immediately 22 miles Time allocated - 6 hours Refreshment Stop Options - Black Rocks, Cromford Mills, Bonsall & Winster

The route follows a private track to the rear of the hub through old Industrial units and trees (the

Tricycles are for you This is not a full tour and just uses quiet roads and tracks around our main hubs There are toilets, parking and refreshments available at both hubs If you try a starter session and

This Ambergate tour presents an ideal easy trail for less confident cyclists who are not total beginners. The return leg back and final descent into Ambergate involves negotiating a slightly rougher and stony track, however the majority of the tour uses quiet minor roads. The route climbs through stunning scenery to reach the top of the Alderwasely Moor offering a 360 degree panoramic view from Crich to Wirksworth. Country lanes barely accessible to motor vehicles pass through the 2 lovely villages of Idridgehay and Kirk Ireton (where the Barley Mow pub still presents beers in a jug from the cellar or just visit the community shop next door for a coffee). You will then travel through country with game birds aplenty before reaching the pretty and quirky market town of Wirksworth. Here narrow lanes, yards and alleys host many independent cafes and bars. The return route climbs upwards through hidden farms to Alport Height allowing some tremendous views of the moor and beyond. Then it is on to pass 'the Bear' remotely located on the moor offering a last chance for refreshment before negotiating the rugged track back down to Ambergate. The track becomes less rough and stony after a short distance and then you're back on tarmac for a rapid descent home. Difficulty - Easy Blue Tour Themes - Geology & Landscapes, Towns & Villages Surface - Mostly country lanes with last section steeper bike track Distance - 19 miles Time allocated - 4 hours Refreshment stops - Ambergate, Idridgehay, Kirk Ireton, Wirksworth & Alderwasley Moor Tour Ref - 14

very pretty yet relatively straightforward introduction to eBiking Starting Point - Ashbourne Cycling Hub

south of Ambergate and passes to the west of the popular market town of Belper before returning to the hub great traditional English Pub the Bulls head at Belper Lane End before retaking your route back to our hub

A shorter 3 hour bike tour from our Ambergate hub which offers a view of both sides of the Derwent Valley to reach the cycle trail and back following the canal side almost to the entrance of the Ambergate Hub

and stop for refreshment, do 2 laps or explore further affield Starting Point - Ashbourne Cycling Hub