No, not that it isnt a very enjoyable trail just there’s other riding to be done when it’s dry. If you do go then better to make a trip of it and do one day trail centre and on rights of way. Pont Scethin ride for example.
Closer to home – W side of the Peak as bunnyhop said or SW into Macc Forest / Wildboar Clough / Gradbach Woods. It’s really nice riding when dry and the singletrack off Roach End to Goldstich Moss is worth a look. The link is via permisive bridleway from Gradbach to Paddock and then out to the minor road. Shown as FP on OS map but is bridleway.
Its a good summer addition to the general Macc choices menu of loops linking off the core forest circuit. My prefered option is climb out of Three Shires Head to Cut Thorn. Out to the A54, down to Tagsclough Hill, over to Burntcliff Top (Eagle and Child), Gradbach Village and link as above. Back via Bridleway from Wildstone Rock eventually ending up at Hawks nest. Left and approahing three shires form the S is the definately on rights of way way. Right and via Knotbury approaching Three Shires from the E is a grey area, seen some stuff saying it is and some that say it isnt. Again not been for a couple of years but it did have rocks the size of TVs in places. Both are good tech riding. Then either climb out to Cut Thorn again or reverse the in route from Holt.
The limestone lanes and trails around Millersdale / Monsal Dale / Cheedale along the Monsal trail are also worth doing when dry.