6 Nov 20253 min read
Gravel routes in the Peak District
Rolling moorland, stone lanes, technical bridleways. Mix of surfaces, high-altitude views.
Gravel Routesgravel routes Peak DistrictPeak District cyclingmoorland gravel
The Peak District offers distinctive gravel riding across its rolling moorland. Expect a diverse mix of packed gravel, fell roads, and limestone tracks, interspersed with asphalt sections. Riders will navigate stone lanes and technical bridleways, providing high-altitude views and challenging terrain suitable for varied gravel bikes.
With an average elevation gain of 18 meters per kilometer, rides here are consistently undulating. This makes for demanding but rewarding cycling, showcasing the region's rugged beauty and remote feel across its expansive and picturesque landscapes.
Quick stats
Terrainmoorland
Avg elevation gain18.0m per km
Best seasonSpring to Autumn
Surface mixPacked Gravel 40%, Fell Road 20%, Asphalt 30%, Limestone 10%
Easy
