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Alston Moor

Greg's Hut – Great Dun Fell Track loop from Alston Moor

Hard

4.0

(2)

11

riders

Greg's Hut – Great Dun Fell Track loop from Alston Moor

04:07

46.2km

1,110m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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North Pennines National Landscape

Waypoints

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Start point

Parking

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1

3.54 km

Path Along the Water, North Pennines National Landscape

Highlight • River

Most of this section is easier to ride on, mainly downhill and the surface is smoother. It is pleasing to reach after the physical, tougher previous sections

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4.80 km

Mountain Pass

Mountain Pass

3

7.45 km

This is a difficult section to ride on. The surfaces are clearly rugged rock with quite a steep climb. You have to be careful and use your head here, step off the bike at times before hitting the ejector button. Be sensible and wise

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4

10.3 km

Greg's Hut

Highlight • Mountain Hut

At an altitude of 2,357 feet (718 m), Greg’s Hut is the highest bothy in England. Located close to Cross Fell, the highest point in the Pennines, this free-to-use cottage is helpfully situated in a remote part of the hills that's prone to bad weather.

There are basic facilities at the bothy and it makes for a good place for a lunch break or an overnight stop. For more information, visit gregshut.org.uk.

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5

12.8 km

It is wet here, soggy surfaces mean the bike slows down and sometimes come to a standstill. Summer weather would be easier. You are in the clouds in these elevated areas

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6

13.5 km

This section is tough to get through, the surface was very wet, traction and moving becomes difficult, you might have to push the bike up hill, it is quite steep. Weather conditions can be adverse in this location

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7

17.4 km

These tarmac roads are a welcome sight, they allow you to rest and split a difficult trail up. There are good views to be seen and back in inhabited areas

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8

36.4 km

Great Dun Fell Track

Highlight • Summit

Before you reach the tarmac road you have to drag, push, pull, lift the bike through difficult, uneven surfaces along the side of the stream. There are dangerous sections within the trail adjacent to the river just before reaching this bridge area

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46.2 km

End point

Parking

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

15.1 km

11.6 km

9.63 km

9.54 km

296 m

Surfaces

14.2 km

14.0 km

7.29 km

6.17 km

4.62 km

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Highest point (790 m)

Lowest point (170 m)

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Sunday 24 May

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