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NE&YORKS Present
The Cut Gate Killer Sunday May 19th
Location: Northern Peaks
Distance: 13 to 20ish miles
Link to start point :- https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mi ... SlBE&msa=0
Grade: 3.5
Meeting Point: Langsett Res'r, approx 4 miles north of Stocksbridge, South Yorkshire. Postcode: S36 4GY is for the Waggon & Horses pub, the car park is just before/just after this pub. Free parking and toilets.
Time: 10:00am meet for 10:30am start. This is a long ride and don't expect to be back at the start point until tea time if we do the full route.
Route: A long climb over the legendary Cut Gate and down to Ladybower and Derwent Reservoirs. Technical singletrack all the way with some steep descents. We then continue along the waterside to the cafe. we then return along the shores of the reservoir and climb Margery Hill before the final 6 mile descent back to the start point. Some of the UKs finest natural singletrack is on offer!
"Pic stolen from P20"
Interested...... it just happens that a similar route was take by Dr S some Nine years ago...
Here's a link to the Aftermath:- viewtopic.php?f=5&t=58658
And here's a link to another Aftermath:- viewtopic.php?f=31&t=323460
I PROMISE the ride wont be as hard as the Dr's epic day out, but the the vistas will be just as epic...
NE&YORKS Present
The Cut Gate Killer Sunday May 19th
Location: Northern Peaks
Distance: 13 to 20ish miles
Link to start point :- https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mi ... SlBE&msa=0
Grade: 3.5
Meeting Point: Langsett Res'r, approx 4 miles north of Stocksbridge, South Yorkshire. Postcode: S36 4GY is for the Waggon & Horses pub, the car park is just before/just after this pub. Free parking and toilets.
Time: 10:00am meet for 10:30am start. This is a long ride and don't expect to be back at the start point until tea time if we do the full route.
Route: A long climb over the legendary Cut Gate and down to Ladybower and Derwent Reservoirs. Technical singletrack all the way with some steep descents. We then continue along the waterside to the cafe. we then return along the shores of the reservoir and climb Margery Hill before the final 6 mile descent back to the start point. Some of the UKs finest natural singletrack is on offer!
"Pic stolen from P20"
Interested...... it just happens that a similar route was take by Dr S some Nine years ago...
Here's a link to the Aftermath:- viewtopic.php?f=5&t=58658
And here's a link to another Aftermath:- viewtopic.php?f=31&t=323460
I PROMISE the ride wont be as hard as the Dr's epic day out, but the the vistas will be just as epic...