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Cycle Derbyshire 62 S h I N Trans e F 67 I PEAK DISTRICT f R Pennine l fi Pennine i NATIONAL PARK M a e r A Bridleway T l R Trail e d l Y National Trail a l R ai Chesterfield R Using the map d Tr O n o Hospital e ne Trans Pennine Trail A i a d nn 67 D g Pe follows NCN route 67 d n ns o ra ANE Traffic-free cycle trail L T Bike parking OW L CR ery St H ewD 67 On-road cycle route Cycle hire Hadfield o r U Bleaklow B RR l AN y T S w R ALT D Rougher cycle route Visitor centre ERG e ATE ll Holmebrook S E S t T ALTE r Valley T RGATE e A S Car park e LBION Town A t D RO Y Major road Trans Trail AD G A B Glossop Hall N S O C E A D Pennine R O R R R M Crooked Derbyshire county boundary P’N ST Minor road D O 1 Trail E ROS U e S N E L Spire 6 C H ILL IFESM t K I A N T G K H N G a L ATE A R 62 E T C G Peak District National Park / Museum Unsurfaced path R A Alport Moor U Court S H s A R T ’ P U d Broadbottom L ET E y Howden New HIGH STR E R r a C House E C National Forest boundaries L Snake H a Square Market P o A Moors W L W R Pass ES M Suggested touring routes T Place E B LOW A A P G Y f N RS AVEM t E A e Charlesworth NT S Derwent Valley O T i I E l on trails and quiet lanes T e A World Heritage Site N R P N M E L E W r AK T ar B o D IC k EET e ISTR ha WELL ST r m d Ro BEETWELL ST n National Cycle Network ad s n m I 6 Ha We’ve made every effort for this map to be i dy route number Compstall l H l i Queens ll B S useful and reliable, but the representation of a O Park M t Y arkham R road or trail is no guarantee that a route can be T oad A6 Highlighted route Ladybower H R 19 O iv er Hipp 15 legally or safely cycled. Follow local signage Reservoir R er P (see overleaf) D E Hipper Valley and use your best judgement when cycling. U A P A R O r O e Fairholmes 6 R p Greenway e a A BO 1 YTH K h D O t R 7 k PE A R Pennine Bridleway p V o E A NUE F P R Contains Ordnance Survey data © Mellor o e r Kinder Sports e National Trail r v Crown copyright and database right e r 1 i Scout Centre 0 / mile R where separate from other trails s 4 2021. Cartography by cycle.travel. t D Sett C Edale Moor e 400 metres Marple a n Valley r a Hayfield w l Trail Strines e 13 Moorland n t Hallam Centre 6 0 1 2 miles 3 4 5 Edale V Moors High a Lane P ll 6 SHEFFIELD Torrs e Barber e n Booth Lose Hill Thornhill y 67 Trans Riverside Park n Pennine Chinley N i Trail Todwick Dinnington l Disley P n Mam Trail a e Head a e New a t Aston 6 n k Tor i B a F o Hope Mills o P n r Rushup C E i r A d Rother Valley e K a Edge Bamford Ringinglow d s D l l Kiveton l Furness I e Country Park t Chinley S T Caverns Castleton e T MTB Lyme C R r w Park fi Vale Bugsworth I a a C a 6 Wales s Park T i trails n Basin l y e N l a A Winnats Burbage c Whaley l T Brough c Bridge 20 IO Pass Moor a P N Slackhall C E A Hathersage hes M A Bradwell Ridgeway ter K Peak Forest L fiel d C Worksop D P ana IS Tramway Trail A l T R Eldon R 6 IC K T Sparrowpit Hill N A T Killamarsh IO Shireoaks N Kettleshulme A C P Chapel en Harthill L Peak Abney Abney PA y e Marsh R le Frith Forest Coplow Pott K c n Dale Moor Lane l n Eyam 67 Shrigley e Nether i Moor Owler Spinkhill Goyt w n Little Padley Apperknowle Eckington e Dove Bar Holmesfield Valley a Hucklow y Combs Holes Dronfield Great Grindleford Renishaw Lydgate Park Renishaw Peak Hucklow Church & Handley Dale museum Whitwell Foolow Froggatt Unstone Froggatt Edge Barlborough Upper Wheston Church Eyam Millthorpe Clowne End Barrow Hill Curbar Roundhouse Trail Brookhouse Tideswell Litton Edge Barlow Stoney Common Trans Pennine 6 Middleton terfield Canal es Clowne Creswell Baslow Barlow Ch 67 Wardlow Calver Edge Moorhall Miller’s Dale Staveley Greenway Holmebrook Welbeck Buxton Station Cressbrook Longstone Valley Trail 12 Brimington Abbey Moor Creswell Linacre 17 Crags 9 Rowland Reservoirs Tapton Poolsbrook Elmton PEAK DISTRICT 680 Trans Shuttlewood NATIONAL PARK Baslow Robin Lock Country Park Blackwell Monsal Old Pennine Great Hood Trail Archaeological King M Head Longstone Hassop Brampton Sterndale on Long Way sa Hassop Duckmanton l T Station Pilsley Bolsover Axe ra Poulter Taddington il WadshelfCHESTERFIELD Castle Country Edge Thornbridge Calow Arkwright Park Hall Gardens Town Chelmorton Hipper Bolsover Ashford in 9 Chatsworth Holymoorside Stockley Langwith PEA Edensor K D the Water House Valley Sutton IST Trail RIC 68 Scarsdale T N Greenway AT Flagg Sheldon Hall Wildboarclough ION Bakewell AL Pennine 2 Scarcliffe PA RK Bridleway Beeley 17 Parkhouse & Wingerworth Temple Palterton Flash Earl National Trail K Normanton Chrome Hill PAR Shirebrook Allgreave Sterndale AL PE ION AK D AT ISTRICT N Spitewinter Heath Stony Hollinsclough Houghton Monyash Over Rowsley Wincle Burntcliff Haddon Haddon Holmewood Top Hall Tupton Pleasley Pit Glapwell Country Danebridge 15 W Park Longnor Alport Youlgreave h North Rowthorne Alton Wingfield 8 Peak it Trail Parsley Rail e Hardwick Pleasley Roaches Pilsbury Hay Stanton Arbor in Peak P 67 Hall & Park 16 Mansfield e Woodhouse Low Middleton a Ashover A R dLongdendale Darley k N R Clay Hardstoft Silverhill 7 F Tintwistle d 549 Dale Five Pits IE a Trail L L e 5 P H Cross Wood D h 18 e o d n Trail Glossop L A oo n i Birchover 680 o Milltown N E W in g Route of Pennine e h p Stretton Pilsley Teversal B Bridleway National Trail ri P Teversal 8 d e Skegby 2 Bottoms Hartington le Ashover Trans Pennine Trail 6 5 w a Trail A Tibshelf 62 Reservoir 0 a k Elton Wensley Hay t 62 15 follows NCN route 62 1 Manifold y e Morton 11 Brierley 6 e N T Matlock r 68 B Valley a r Winster Ogston t RO D Bike parking IN A t a Silverhill Forest A i S M Visitor 68 o Reservoir Mansfield n i Tansley Park d Brightgate t LD 548 a l Trail e d E a Centre l k R PA FI 54 ar ge D o Tr id R a Heights of 1 M Br Hollingworth ley il l d Biggin Brackenfield o Hulme Sutton in o Hadfield a Abraham D e Riber W R End Bonsall M 8 W D A h Pikehall 1 L L Higham 0 o d Ashfield o 6 o HA E Gulliver’s t A D F I W t l o ram oad le y a A Grangemill R L H Hadfield C Kingdom DERWENT A E o 548 L S ME W TE N E R W Cromford VALLEY E Bankswood Y Aldwark Matlock E N R R G Park D Bath Wharf WORLD Wessington N Ible HERITAGE Lea O Blackwell D R 549 SITE A Melandra A T k Cromford Swimming H O 5 Trail South R R 7 c Castle pool O Middleton High Peak R B Normanton r A T Start of Holloway a O o D Kirkby in o AD Middleton 54 Junction South Dinting r i O O Pennine k R Alstonefield s Crich M fi G Manor Alsop en Longcliffe Wingfield T Top E IN s Bridleway L e T Ballidon Alfreton Ashfield T l D I N Park i le Dale Tramway T I d L n National Trail Oakerthorpe w d o Glo 18 Pinxton r sso Glossop l g Village e p Brook Trans th H E ig o t Whatstandwell 6 er h St Milldale o W f Pennine Riv est Heritage Brassington Manor i n Parwich K Crich Newstead 6 P Trail r Centre R 2 i n m A Abbey 6 ro T P A s t a e S r Hopton L a a i r A d La i Carsington Alderwasley a n M Bradbourne o Wirksworth Broadbottom e l N 62 o t Dove c O Bullbridge L R i Water I Newstead O V T N Dale p A Tissington G o IGH LANE Pentrich L s H 1 4 N s 0 / mile A 2 o 4 T N l Pennine 6 10 Midland E G C Charlesworth A I E Railway Cycleway 400 metres Thorpe R c Heage T c Centre Ilam S l Cloud e Alport 68 I Windmill s D Hognaston Waterhouses Kirk b Heights Ambergate Heage K o E A Ireton u A E V E r V A Thorpe n Ripley E D TT Fenny P Kniveton R Sett E e S Pennine RS K K E Bentley LL V Ripley N N Valley O Calton Cycleway a O A Shottle B l L Trail l Codnor L e Greenway G R Idridgehay y New O N T Castle I E A Belper R E Biggin R D P R Atlow a S T Mills S i l Hucknall 5 w Mills H G a I y Blackbrook HALL STREET H Belper DH Lawrence L O C H Mapleton Museum AD N U Hulland RO S G Langley HIGH LEA T R Cowers T Ashbourne L C M Ward A S H Mill A N L Lane Shottlegate T A R D E N S Y K E High Lee H Bradley Hulland ’S R R O Y R A Stanton D Eastwood O A E A M Hidebank Heanor D D B Turnditch Hazelwood Hagu A e U 5 Bar N 1 n 0 R K oa RD 6 d i A N o R Mayfield O d TI n D oa Wootton TA Shipley S R h R New Mills Heritage o rc Duffield Country a hu Clifton Central Centre d Torrs C Windley Castle Park Riverside 14 Bennerley J Park U Bulwell yt B Viaduct I o L Osmaston G E r d E ive a E Snelston R o R S Mercaston Mugginton Duffield r n T Ellastone e o R bi l E w A E M T A 67 a R Wyaston Weston 5 S 1 H s P Underwood 6 0 L Norbury h 6 A e A N n Shirley DERWENT al E Can n VALLEY V rest Brailsford k Fo New Mills i Little a Pea Roston n WORLD l Newtown Denstone Ednaston l e Kedleston HERITAGE Eaton Great West e NOTTINGHAM Yeaveley C Rodsley SITE Northern Hallam Ilkeston y y Newtown c 54 Greenway E T l Stanley r r e a Pennine e Kedleston Breadsall w Hollington w i A6 Cycleway Hall l A6 672 Nutbrook a 1 a 0 Kirk s / mile y 4 Alkmonton Langley Trail h Peak Forest Rocester Locko 400 metres Long C Canal towpath 66 Park a Longford Lane Dale n Marston Abbey a Montgomery Great Thurvaston l Cubley Lees 67 Pennine L IG Waldley Cycleway H T Radbourne M W O a n D O Buxton c A D h O R Boylestone y Spondon 6 e R O t s R A Trusley a n te A D w re r B Somersal T R R n r o O e e ad C Herbert e Borrowash Long iv A d A 6 r R 5004 oa R Doveridge G Church Dalbury r d Eaton l e e Broughton v 54 DERBY fi C r o i V A e 6 a I R l Statio d C Draycott L n R T k West F Sutton on I O S ic 19 R L Library T the Hill Park DS I E G G e PRIN A M Town r S R R 66 Elvaston r P a i O v A 6 c e Sudbury Centre R A e r W K Sudbury D Foston Burnaston R R Uttoxeter Hall River’s y o D e Elvaston Castle 53 Pavilion a A G Trent B B d Vale ad Museum U Ro Gardens a R Country Park R A ’s k Etwall Lock L N hn e I K N Jo L w B Historic Opera Y t ye G A S W e ver Higher
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