Cycling the Scenic Tissington Trail in Peak District - PERFECT FOR FAMILYS !
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- čas přidán 7. 05. 2023
- Looking for a scenic and enjoyable cycling route in the Peak District National Park? Look no further than the Tissington Trail Cycle Route. This picturesque route spans 13 miles and follows a former railway line, taking you through some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the UK.
Starting from Ashbourne, the Tissington Trail passes through stunning countryside scenery, charming villages, and historic landmarks such as the magnificent Tissington Hall. As you cycle along the well-maintained trail, you'll soak up the tranquility of the Peak District, with its rolling hills, meandering rivers, and verdant forests.
Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a leisurely rider, the Tissington Trail has something for everyone. It's an ideal activity for families, friends, or solo travelers looking for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
So pack your bags, bring your bike, and discover the beauty of the Tissington Trail Cycle Route in the Peak District National Park. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture the natural beauty along the way!
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I have done part of it. I really enjoyed it I wanted to go back and do more but we came to NZ in stead
My son and I did this former railway route in 1997.
Great for cycling and railway enthusiasts.
Lived in this area for 22 years b4 moving to Essex , a very different landscape.
Still got my bike from 1964. Nearly 60 years old.
Did my glider pilot training in this area out of Camphill and Morridge airfields, the latter now disused. You get good views from the air!
Still walking,cycling ,flying and gliding at 71 years of age.
P.s. the Manifold Way from Waterhouses to Hulme End is possibly the earliest railway path converted to cycle and footpath in 1934 by Staffordshire County Council.
Wonderful thank you for sharing, I can’t only imagine the views from the air.
Nice ride Tom, looks a nice route for a steady saunter wit the family.
Enjoy your week.
Thanks Terry, yes lovely route :)
Hi Tom, having just walked the Tissington trail and read some of the notices along the way, I can explain that the reason for all the tree felling is to allow wild flowers to grow on the verges, cuttings and embankments - otherwise the trees would take over and dominate. In July there's a fantastic variety of wild flowers, with attendant insects such as butterflies and moths, and it makes a stunning difference to the surrounding fields where weedkillers and pesticides rule.
Thanks for the info! I must come back that way soon.
7:46 runners, walkers, doggers 😂
haha
Great trail by the looks of it 👌 going tomorrow to do a similar vlog but on my Euc, what's the other trail you mentioned Monsal or something?
If you liked this one, you will love the Monsal Trail video ! czcams.com/video/Hp-ASXkA9uA/video.html
@@englishcyclist just watching your mini drone vlog, clicked on the link for it and blimey Charlie it's not cheap £1200
no it's raised 1.2 million - currently retails at £296
@@englishcyclist on the same link? How far is Tissington from monsal, thinking of doing both tomorrow. Your channel is similar to mine love exploring. Just subscribed too
here is the Monsal on Komoot - certainly some people ride both in 1 go but depending which end you start! www.komoot.com/smarttour/5814974 - thanks for the Sub BTW got some great rides coming up next few weeks on the channel.
Nice video Tom, it looks like a trail I can take my daughter on so she can increase her mileage. Are you on Komoot Tom and if so is the route on there.
Hi Zeeb, thanks for the comment and indeed I am on Komoot - the ride is here www.komoot.com/tour/1109983501?ref=wtd
Have had to reschedule my All Trails Ride to Saturday 16th September. Welcome to come along. The Tissington Trail would be the 2nd Trail, nice to see how it looks. 👍
Will have a look and see what's going on that weekend.
Would I be okay on 30mm slicks?
should be ok, although i'f I was on my GP5000's 28's i'd take it nice and slow and be watching what I was rolling over - pair of GatorSkins will be no bother for it though, depends what you have.