[Closed] Grizdale map/s

You're in The Lakes and can only think of riding in Grizedale?

Sheeesh.

Here's the entire SE Lakes:

https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/shop/explorer-map-the-lake-district-south-eastern-area.html

Hmm there are lots of things to ride but without a good route you can end up doing a really shit days carrying up and down...

Bog trotters site is useful for routes. Also the guide book is worth picking up.

http://www.pedalnorth.com

[url= http://www.gpsies.com/#10_51.47967237816338_-0.17990112304687497_mapQuest ]Bit of a gaff but searchable site Gpsies[/url]

You're in The Lakes and can only think of riding in Grizedale?

Sheeesh.

Even in Christmas Day, first response is a criticism. Only on STW....

Anyway, grizedale forest is one of the best areas to ride in the lakes, as suggested above by Mike, bogtrotters site has a great rides section, my advice would be to try and ride as many bridleways as possible, and don't miss parkamoor down to tibberthwaite (I think!) as that's a cracker.

You could also tie it into the trails above coniston, but I hear walna scar is still shite after the sanitisation a few years back.

Have a great time, I love the lakes. A few of my mates try and get me to go to wales for a weekend (from SW Scotland) but I just refuse to drive beyond the lakes!.

I'll do you a gpx or two if you email me. It will be some of the best riding in the lakes, so ignore the misery guts!

Would be tomorrow though.

Just zapped you an email.

Thank you guys for the replies. To be honest anywhere else in the lakes would be of interest as long as it's out side of whinlatter and Staveley as riden those previous.

globalti - Member
You're in The Lakes and can only think of riding in Grizedale?

Sheeesh.

Here's the entire SE Lakes:

https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/shop/explorer-map-the-lake-district-south-eastern-area.html

Out of interest what would you recommend?

 

Just look for white unclassified roads, green dashed bridleways and green diamond RUPPs or whatever they're called. Work out a circular route and enjoy it. The area just to the north of the Ambleside - Coniston road has some super scenery.

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Here you go - incorporates some natural stuff as well

http://www.gpsies.com/map.do;jsessionid=79241EAA60705CF1927A335259BD3843?fileId=juisiqoinodxrffq

If you're interested in something else, I did this on Sunday - very pleasant it was too

http://www.gpsies.com/map.do;jsessionid=A6A55507BB0C3BE4C7DA06B04F96B330?fileId=gpnmsuvlcuqqgbwd

P.s I'm riding this tomorrow (my last day up here)

http://www.gpsies.com/map.do;jsessionid=24491038B4887A2B40BB07E5784B5AD3?fileId=gxwrfyggbrdhvzwz

Give us a wave - I'll be the one with an upside down OS map

The second of those looks the best.

globalti - Member
The second of those looks the best.

A few on here; http://www.theedgecycleworks.com/mtb-route-search-results/

The 3rd is very similar to the 2nd (the 1st half is identical). It just takes in what I hope is a slightly better decent into Little Langdale

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I've marked the start of the best and best known 'off-piste' descents in the immediate Grizedale Forest area with luverly crude red dots, and the green line with the arrow indicates the direction.

There are many, many more, but you get the idea. You can use the first section of the NF trail to gain height, that's probably the best way.

Merry Christmas.