Hawes - any good routes?

robmanic1
robmanic1 Posts: 2,150
edited August 2008 in MTB rides
Hi, anyone have any decent routes in the Hawes area?

Cheers
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  • GHill
    GHill Posts: 2,402
    Call into Kudu bikes in Hawes, I'm sure they can point you in the direction of the best trails.

    I've had a few excellent rides in the Dales but all a fair bit south of Hawes (don't forget to get some cranberry and Wensleydale cheese while you're there - cracking cheese Gromit)
  • robmanic1
    robmanic1 Posts: 2,150
    Thanks G. Yes the cheese is top!
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  • dave_hill
    dave_hill Posts: 3,877
    Robmanic1 wrote:
    Hi, anyone have any decent routes in the Hawes area?

    Cheers

    Cam High Road is a beast. PM me, I'll send you a PDF route map.
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  • posiwev
    posiwev Posts: 21
    Stayed in Hawes the weekend before last and did a couple of loops from there.
    Day one around 45 mliles :-
    From Hawes upto Monkeybeck grains/Artengill jct from Hawes to Ribblehead Rd, then down Artengill upto Gayle moor, then onto Ribblehead viaduct over the Great wold, then back towards Kingsdale road upto the occupation Rd down Flintergill to Dent then to cowgill via road over Dandra garth and back to Hawes.
    Day two around 35 miles:-
    Over great Dunn fell then camfell rd and down to Horton in ribblesdale, over Foxup moor then over horsehead pass and back on the Tarmac down to Gayle.
    A couple of killer loops on probably the hottest weekend of the year :shock:
  • robmanic1
    robmanic1 Posts: 2,150
    Sadly, we never got further than the pub! Best intentions and all that, but it was very, very hot, what's a bloke to do? 8)
    Pictures are better than words because some words are big and hard to understand.

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