As some of you might be aware, 2026 is the deadline for getting historic routes added to the definitive map. The onus is on people to research and claim routes, with the implication being that unclaimed routes may no longer be rights of way. This obviously has a potential impact on mountain bikers who rely […]
Peak District MTB is holding its AGM at 8pm, Thursday 26th October
At our 2017 AGM we’ll give you an update on the projects we’ve been working on over the last year and our plans for the future. Guest speakers include Graham Clark – Cycle Trails Transition Officer for the National Trust – who will talk about how advocacy and consultation have worked to great effect at […]
Peak District MTB, Ride Sheffield and Keeper of the Peak taking MTB Advocacy over the hills
Sometimes you have to get out of your comfort zone in honour of things you believe in, so yesterday we went to Manchester. The British Mountaineering Council are a long established example of how advocacy can be done. One of the most influential ‘outdoors’ organisations, they can boast some seriously impactful campaigns and a membership […]
Peak District Trail Maintenance Update
As you may be aware we get stuck into a lot of maintenance on the rights of network in the Peak District, everything from rebuilding drains on bridleways through to re-affirming the lines on widening tracks, all with the intention of keeping the tracks and trails open and in the best condition possible. To do […]
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