Routes

Starting at 422m about 2km south-west of Castleton at a crossroads on the Limestone Way. With a flatter top section. The track descends into Cave Dale and exits between close rocks into the back of Castleton. Tricky to get down and keep the flow.

Originally a cave before the roof fell in, like most caves it was created by flowing water so it’s no surprise to find a stream running down the track in Cave Dale virtually all year round. This video and those to come will be focusing on trails within the local riding scene.

Expect a variety of locations and guest riders. Hopefully helping to expand your knowledge and showcasing some of the best of the local Peak District and Sheffield riding scene.

Wharncliffe Woods located just north of Sheffield has been a popular local riding spot for XC, Trail and Downhill riding for as long as Mountain bikes have existed.

Famously the training ground of World Champion downhill rider Steve Peat. The trail featured gives an example of the trails that can be found there. Steep, often rocky.

The video and those to come will be focusing on trails within the local riding scene. Expect a variety of locations and guest riders. Hopefully helping to expand your knowledge and showcasing some of the best of the local Peak District and Sheffield riding scene.

After a bit of a break for obvious reasons, we are back out filming. Billy from Cafe Adventure is narrating this one so make sure you have audio on.

This descent might be one of the shortest in the area but with corners that resemble berms your likely to be wanting to push back up for another go.

Linking well into many Upper Derwent routes being right next to Hope Cross in a previous video. See our website for routes.

This video and those to come will be focusing on trails within the local riding scene. Expect a variety of locations and guest riders. Hopefully helping to expand your knowledge and showcasing some of the best of the local Peak District and Sheffield riding scene.