trail maintenance peak district

Dig days – 2018 Trail Maintenance Schedule

Here’s our 2018 Schedule of trail maintenance AKA ‘Dig Days’. We really hope you can spare time to come along to at least one of these events, essential to keeping our beloved mountain bike trails in tip-top condition. Keep your eye on this as we add additional dig days. Our dig days start at 10am […]

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 […]

Peak District Trail Maintenance, Peak District MTB

Bridleway Maintenance near Aston, Peak District

Here’s a great time lapse video showing some of our trail maintenance volunteers working hard to sort the drainage on a bridleway near Aston in the Derbyshire Peak District. Bridleway Maintenance at Aston – December 2016 from PDMTB on Vimeo.

Whinstone Lee Tor to Cutthroat Bridge Bridleway

Today the Peak District MTB maintenance team have been out and started work on Winstone Lee Tor to Cutthroat Bridge Bridleway. We have previously reported about Whinstone Lee Tor resurfacing works. For various reasons the planned above works are yet to begin. Which presented a interesting opportunity. What could be done by volunteers to improve […]

Mam Tor trail maintenance

Peak District Trail Maintenance – Mam Tor to Greenlands

Our hard working team of volunteers have again been out again maintaining the trails of the Peak District. This time they were wallowing in the mud and muck on the north side of Mam Tor, with the help of our good friend and Peak District National Park Pennine Way Ranger, Martyn Sharp. If you would […]

Bradwell Edge – An Opportunity

The bridleway that goes up the face of Bradwell Edge can be a bit of a quagmire, especially at the bottom section where it becomes very muddy, slippery and often trampled by livestock. Before Christmas we were alerted to an incident that happened between a rider coming down and a local walker. Fortunately the walker […]