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Description
North of Sheffield and close to the M1, Wharncliffe Woods is ideally placed for a quick sortie by car for half the country. It has three way-marked routes, the bllack route is the only one we´re interested in though. Ten miles long and taking in some superb downhills it´s well worth doing on the day. But why go to Wharncliffe when the real Peaks rides are only a few miles away? Well, in a word, Technical Singletrack. OK so that´s at least two words, but the Peaks is really a bit short of the kind of way steep, perfect singletrack that makes sense of the whole Freeride thing. Wharncliffe woods has got it in spades. And it´s the spades of the local riders (Including Steve Peat) that built a lot of it.
Travel:
Wharncliffe Woods is 5 miles North of Sheffield on the left of the minor road that runs between Grenoside and Wortley. Turn West off the A61 at Grenoside, then North on the road to Wortley.
Terrain:
Woodland
Length:
10 miles
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