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[Closed] North Yorks moors help for tomorrow please

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Hey.

Looking at weather and the radar says tomorrowis best east of the A1 really.
I ride friday afternoons but it's usually lakes stuff.

Can anyone point me in right direction for some technical riding either north yorkshire moors area or east of the A1 north of say wakefield. I'm travelling from skipton but never riding over that way tbh....any help would be great.


 
Posted : 02/07/2020 10:35 pm
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Sutton Bank Classic Ride - ST Mag issue 109


 
Posted : 02/07/2020 10:46 pm
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Have a look on Pedal North website

https://pedalnorth.com/


 
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Sutton Bank area for sure. Hood hill area below the visitor centre has lots of excellent DH runs if going up and down the same hill tickles your fancy. Also look up the dark horse descent -over by the road that goes past the white horse


 
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Thanks for the reply guys.
Anyone know any decent natural routes that way. Shoukd of said I'm not really into trail centres and man made tracks
Like natural technical trails really if there is anything


 
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In a general sense, going along the top of the escarpment from the visitor centre and then checking out the bridleways that run down from the top is a good way to go. Some drops being better than others for fun/technical.
You could do worse than following the red trail centre from the visitor centre, but it does miss out some of the best bits IMO.


 
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Ps the red trail isn't like a normal trail centre. uses largely natural trails


 
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Could do something like This


 
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Hood hill dark horse


 
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Thanks for them. First one is easier to follow. Might do that and see about tagging that dark horse on the end


 
Posted : 03/07/2020 2:22 pm