We may have won the battle, but have we won the war? After five years Rushup Edge (often called Chapel Gate) has finally reopened. You can now officially ride a great winter loop without any busy roads or threats of route closure. Our friends at Vertebrate Graphics have produced a great guide, but now you […]
Project 22% form
Peak District MTB is campaigning to double the legitimate, rideable paths in the Peak District National Park from the current 11% to the national level of 22%. It’s the first, logical step to better access for all. Check out our story here for more info. We’d like to hear from you as to which paths […]
Peak District MTB launches 22% campaign
Peak District based mountain bike advocacy group, Peak District MTB, has launched its 22% campaign aimed at creating parity in the percentage of rideable rights of way in the national park with that of the rest of the UK. Currently the national percentage of rights of way that are bridleways is around 22% (Cycling UK […]
22% FAQs
What is project 22%? The 22% project is our focus on increasing the rideable rights of way network in the Peak District from the current level of 11% to match the national average of 22%. Basically, it’s our drive to double the amount of bridleways in the national park. Why not 100%? We do want 100% access, […]
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