whinlatter or grizedale
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without doubt whinlatter!
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Grizedale, but don't do the NFT, get a map or GPS and do some of the awesome natural stuff!0
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decided to go for whinlatter
set off at 5:45 this morning and arrived there for 7:30, very wet with drizzle but started to brighten up
very rocky
not much traction at all but it was a learning curve, excellent ride on both loops wihich gave some toe-curling moments
some lengthy climbs but the descents were well worth it
would recommend, only disappointment was the car park fee (£5 for 4 hours :x )0 -
mystery h wrote:decided to go for whinlatter
set off at 5:45 this morning and arrived there for 7:30, very wet with drizzle but started to brighten up
very rocky not much traction at all but it was a learning curve, excellent ride on both loops wihich gave some toe-curling moments
some lengthy climbs but the descents were well worth it
would recommend, only disappointment was the car park fee (£5 for 4 hours :x )
park on the road
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ratty2k wrote:Cost £6 to park in Coniston today, but all natural ride on Walna Scar and Dunnerdale fells.
Better than ANY trail centre!
I need to ride some of this 0 -
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as above ride neither an go natural
£1.25 for sign up http://www.quidco.com/user/491172/42301
Cashback on wiggle,CRC,evans follow the link
http://www.topcashback.co.uk/ref/MTBkarl0 -
mystery h wrote:
would recommend, only disappointment was the car park fee (£5 for 4 hours :x )
But then it is free to ride, and don't suppose you took any time out to help maintain the trails??
Sorry, my pet hate - twenty-odd kilometres of well maintained and free-to-ride trails and people whinge about having to pay to park...0 -
J@mesC wrote:mystery h wrote:
would recommend, only disappointment was the car park fee (£5 for 4 hours :x )
But then it is free to ride, and don't suppose you took any time out to help maintain the trails??
Sorry, my pet hate - twenty-odd kilometres of well maintained and free-to-ride trails and people whinge about having to pay to park...
I agree.
I used to ride at Gisburn lots (which is free), but it's a bit of a state now. I'd happily pay £2-3 to park if it meant full time repairs of the track!0
