Stanage Edge from Sheffield — Peak District National Park

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Stanage Edge from Sheffield — Peak District National Park

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Stanage Edge from Sheffield — Peak District National Park

02:26

30.3km

610m

Mountain biking

From the centre of Sheffield, also known as 'the Outdoor City', straight out into the Peak District National Park, this Tour is a great one for gravel riders that like to push the limits of drop bars off-road!

Heading from the city up onto the well-known Stanage Edge, you'll face…

Last updated: July 29, 2024

Tips

Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 21.4 km for 7 m

Waypoints

Start point

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6.16 km

Coppice Road Byway (Rivelin Valley to Crosspool)

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Wide, unsurfaced byway that climbs (or descends) from Crosspool into the Rivelin Valley. Some really fantastic views over the city of Sheffield from here to take in!

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8.27 km

Hagg Hill Gravel Trail

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Extremely steep going towards Redmires, couldn't cycle up it but makes for a good test! It certainly does make for an enjoyable downhill section though.

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11.6 km

Long Causeway at Redmires Upper Reservoir

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Smashing road around Redmires Reservoir. This lovely section of quiet road leads onto some single track over Stanage Edge.

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13.4 km

Stanage Stone Slabs

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A brilliant test on a gravel bike or fairly straight forward on a mountain bike, you can choose this series of stone slabs to either climb or descend next to …

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14.4 km

Stanage Edge

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Take the Plantation descent if you're feeling brave! Or carry on along the ridge line for the causeway descent and dodge the Duke of Edinburgh groups.

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19.0 km

Wyming Brook Drive

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Lovely gentle climb from Rivelin Valley up to Redmires. The wide, easy-going track meanders through the forest up the valley.

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30.3 km

End point

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

9.89 km

6.30 km

5.73 km

3.57 km

2.55 km

2.26 km

Surfaces

15.7 km

8.19 km

3.38 km

2.11 km

622 m

253 m

Elevation

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Comments

July 28, 2020

From the centre of Sheffield, also known as 'the Outdoor City', straight out into the Peak District National Park, this Tour is a great one for gravel riders that like to push the limits of drop bars off-road!
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Heading from the city up onto the well-known Stanage Edge, you'll face some stone slab causeways