Bridal paths in the peaks

Ben_morris
Ben_morris Posts: 61
edited June 2013 in Routes
Hi,

Im trying to get back into the MTB scene. I live in Chesterfield and know of a couple of loops which involve bridal and quiet lanes.

I just wondered what online methods do you use to find bridal paths etc to make a loop?

Thanks

Ben.

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  • angry_bird
    angry_bird Posts: 3,787
    OS getamap or bikehike.co.uk
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  • maringirl
    maringirl Posts: 195
    Its BRIDLE not bridal
  • negativelycra
    negativelycra Posts: 225
    Well the post above was friendly and useful...

    OP, I have a similar problem, but the other side of the peaks. I found that saying hello to local MTB clubs was the way, the locals always know the routes and trails. Even though I ended up not doing the hardcore stuff the MTB club were into, their members all pretty much started with towpaths and bridleways. I got some pointers, wished them well, and never saw them again (they were off sown scary rocky bits!), but it relaly helped me find some rides for us a sc a couple, and the club lot were really happy to help.
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  • sniper68
    sniper68 Posts: 2,910
    Negativelycra wrote:
    Even though I ended up not doing the hardcore stuff the MTB club were into, their members all pretty much started with towpaths and bridleways.
    Most of the "hardcore" stuff in the Peak IS on bridleways :wink:
    Just get a map and go and ride...or see if you can tag along with other riders.
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