Fiona
We had a fantastic time. Andrew explained things clearly and it was a great route. Bikes well maintained and new condition. Highly recommend
We have a variety of carefully curated cycling routes, ideal for those with some experience who are eager to explore more of the Peak District’s captivating landscapes. Each tour offers a balance of challenge and discovery, guiding you through quaint villages, historical sites, and striking natural scenery.
Day Trip to Buxton Historic Spa Town offers a scenic ride from Winster to Buxton, taking in limestone villages and moorlands, with opportunities for refreshments along the way. The route concludes in the spa town, where you can explore its Georgian and Victorian architecture.
Reaching the Heights of the Derwent departs from Ambergate and takes you across both sides of the Derwent Valley. This route combines canal paths, steep climbs, and open moorland, with highlights including Crich Stand and Cromford Mills.
The Dark Peak Village Explorer, starting at the Bike & Boot Hotel, leads you through the moorlands and villages of the Dark Peak. You’ll visit Great Hucklow and the historic village of Eyam, following a mix of bridleways and quiet country lanes.
Heroic Peak District & Black Death Tour begins in Ashford in the Water, covering scenic villages and moorland with a focus on Eyam, known for its historical connection to the plague. The route includes quiet lanes, trails, and a stretch on the Monsal Trail.
Derwent Valley South Belper Loop explores the southern Derwent Valley from Ambergate, passing through Duffield and Makeney. This loop offers a blend of quiet country lanes and tracks, with refreshment stops at traditional English pubs.
Winster & Carsington Nature Rambler Ride is a longer journey from Winster, passing through Elton Moor and around Carsington Water. This route is rich with opportunities to observe local wildlife and visit historical sites like Hopton Hall.
These tours begin at various scenic locations throughout the Peak District, including Winster, Ambergate, and Ashford in the Water.
Each route is planned to highlight the region's diverse landscapes, from rolling hills to quaint villages, with stops at points of interest for rest and refreshment.
Participants should have some cycling experience and be comfortable with intermediate-level routes that feature varied terrain and occasional climbs. eBikes are provided to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
With a deep-rooted love for the Peak District, Michael and Andrew bring their expertise and passion to every tour. Inspired by their own discovery of eBiking, they’ve designed these routes for those looking to explore without the strain of traditional cycling. Their attention to detail ensures a seamless experience, blending convenience with adventure.
Each tour reflects their commitment to showcasing the Peak District’s hidden gems, making it accessible for newcomers to eBiking and seasoned riders alike. Through their personal touch and knowledge of the area, they offer a unique perspective on the best routes, landmarks, and local spots.
Yes, riders must be at least 14 years old, as eBikes are considered powered modes of transport and our insurance does not cover those under this age.
The maximum weight limit for our eBikes is 135kg.
No, eBikes are limited to 15 miles per hour by UK law, making them as safe as regular bikes. They help with pedalling, especially uphill.
Our tours stick to trails and quiet roads, making them a safe and enjoyable experience. We also have a detailed risk assessment available for those who are concerned.
Our eBikes use tubeless tyres, significantly reducing the chance of punctures.
In the unlikely case of a mechanical issue, our support team will either replace the eBike or provide assistance promptly.
No chance on a guided tour!
For self-guided tours, you’ll have a GPS device that shows your route and provides turn-by-turn instructions.
We supply helmets, and there’s no need for specialised cycling attire.
Wear comfortable clothing suitable for the weather conditions on the day.
No, our routes primarily use cycle tracks, bridleways, and quiet rural roads.
Any time on busier roads is minimal and only to connect different parts of the route.
About the centre
Winster, Matlock
We had a fantastic time. Andrew explained things clearly and it was a great route. Bikes well maintained and new condition. Highly recommend
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