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The Peak District is well suited to use by cyclists and boasts a wide range of traffic-free trails which crisscross the national park. These trails are strictly reserved for cyclists, walkers and horse riders and provide miles of flat, even terrain suitable for cycling.
Local transport links to the Peak District from surrounding cities also allow cyclists to enter without cars and the Park authority has invested heavily in improving the Peak Districts cycling network. The Park authority also runs a number of cycling centres were bikes can be hired and equipment can be bought.
Those interested in cycling within the Peak District can read the pages below which provide more information about cycling centres and cycling routes.
TISSINGTON TRAIL CYCLE ROUTE The Peak District has an extensive cycle network, where most of the trails are either through the highland areas or along the deserted railways. It is an exhilarating experience to cycle through the Peak District, experiencing nature and enjoying the sights. Amongst the famous trails within the Peak District National Park …
One of the best ways to take in the extensive scenery of the Peak District is through cycling. There are a number of cycle routes throughout the Peak District as well as visitors having the opportunity to hire bikes. Many of the cycle trails are also traffic free and wind through some of the most …
