View from Curbar Edge – Baslow Edge loop from Dore and Totley

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View from Curbar Edge – Baslow Edge loop from Dore and Totley

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View from Curbar Edge – Baslow Edge loop from Dore and Totley

02:32

40.0km

650m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 23.2 km for 125 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.57 km

Ecclesall Woods

Forest

13.1 km

View of the Burbage Valley

Highlight • Trail

Popular place to stop for a break and to admire the view. It can be impressive whether it's sunny and clear or it's overcast and brooding, seeing the weather change …

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13.1 km

Burbage Valley

Highlight (Segment) • Gorge

This is a beautiful valley that has great views, easy access and all weather riding. If you fancy some rock climbing this is also a very popular place to visit …

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18.1 km

Longshaw Estate Trails

Highlight • Trail

Great of the National Trust to open up a route through Longshaw Estate for cycling. The cafe is the perfect spot to stop for a coffee.

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21.0 km

View from Curbar Edge

Highlight • Viewpoint

Spectacular viewpoint. A must go to if you're cruising along the edge. Highly recommend a stop and a see! We partnered ours with a some lovely baked goods, delicious.

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22.0 km

Rocky Bridleway Descent, Peak District National Park

Highlight • Trail

Great descent, lots of rocky features down a very wide bridleway. Lot's of faster smoother lines to take on the sides if you didn't fancy the sneaky step downs.

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24.0 km

This dramatic gritstone edge offers wonderful views over the Peaks, towards the Chatsworth Estate and beyond. It is lovely moorland single track riding up here; ruts, stones, grit and heather. Perfect.

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24.5 km

Eagle Stone

Highlight • Climb

The Eagle Stone is a well-weathered block of gritstone that is steeped in local folklore. Apparently, local men had to climb the stone to demonstrate their eligibility to marry. These days, it’s a popular bouldering spot with spectacular panoramic views.

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24.8 km

Bar Road Trig Point

Highlight (Segment) • Natural Monument

Great views across Derbyshire and South Yorkshire. Love seeing the heather on the moorland blend into the high rise flats of Sheffield. Loads of walking around here plus a few bridleway bike options too.

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28.5 km