Jacobs Ladder
Doing the Jacobs Ladder route off the moutainbikerides.co.uk website this weekend.
What I would like to know is are we likely to pass by any shops/cafes for topping up water supplies etc? On the map we are due to go through part of Hayfield.
Thanks in advance.
What I would like to know is are we likely to pass by any shops/cafes for topping up water supplies etc? On the map we are due to go through part of Hayfield.
Thanks in advance.
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Only in Hayfield or at the cafe at Edale Station. You going up or down Jacobs Ladder?0
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Definitely down, don't fancy going up at all. Last time and only time I went down JL, it was pitch black so wasn't much fun.0
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Giggsmaster wrote:Go on, go up Jacobs Ladder, its so much fun that way......
pftt get a heavier bike and ride up it
Yorkshire Man living in Somerset
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heavy_rat wrote:Doing the Jacobs Ladder route off the moutainbikerides.co.uk website this weekend.
Set off early. It' will be absolutely packed with the red sock brigade on a Bank Holiday.0 -
The car park in Edale is £5 and will be full before 10am,there's a small layby in Barber Booth that will be full by about 8 am on a BH weekend.The route will be busy to Rushup edge,quiet(ish)over to South head,then like Blackpool promenade on top of the ladderdave_hill wrote:heavy_rat wrote:Doing the Jacobs Ladder route off the moutainbikerides.co.uk website this weekend.
Set off early. It' will be absolutely packed with the red sock brigade on a Bank Holiday.
Although there is a walkers route and BW towards the bottom of the ladder,you will get walkers taking the BW(dog-leg)instead of the stepped walkers path :roll: 0
