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High Street
Mountain Biking Trail
Details
13.78 mi
3,770 ft
A Lakeland classic that provides a fine day out in the big hills for riders with strong legs and lungs!
Starting with a brutal grind straight out of the carpark at Low Hartsop, you'll get a flavour of what's in store on this ride! Once at Hayeswater, steep pushing/carrying/climbing takes you up to a better defined and more rideable track heading from the Knott to Rampsgill Head. There are impressive views in all directions on a good day but it's not somewhere you'd really want to be on a bad one! Undulating riding follows the ridge over High Raise, Wether Hill and Loadpot Hill, from where a fast, swoopy, grassy descent drops you down to a track junction. Turning back on yourself, another fun flowy descent leads to Howtown, and a contouring bridleway and steady road and track climbing section up the quiet valley of Boredale. the last section is a steep carry but it's over quickly, and soon you'll be hurtling down the final fast and steep descent...just make sure you can stop for any walkers on their way up! A pleasant wide track and short road section deliver you back to Hartsop to finish this great day out. Written by FATMAP Official
Starting with a brutal grind straight out of the carpark at Low Hartsop, you'll get a flavour of what's in store on this ride! Once at Hayeswater, steep pushing/carrying/climbing takes you up to a better defined and more rideable track heading from the Knott to Rampsgill Head. There are impressive views in all directions on a good day but it's not somewhere you'd really want to be on a bad one! Undulating riding follows the ridge over High Raise, Wether Hill and Loadpot Hill, from where a fast, swoopy, grassy descent drops you down to a track junction. Turning back on yourself, another fun flowy descent leads to Howtown, and a contouring bridleway and steady road and track climbing section up the quiet valley of Boredale. the last section is a steep carry but it's over quickly, and soon you'll be hurtling down the final fast and steep descent...just make sure you can stop for any walkers on their way up! A pleasant wide track and short road section deliver you back to Hartsop to finish this great day out. Written by FATMAP Official
Route and Elevation
Segments
Name | Distance | Elev. Diff. | Avg. Grade |
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A592 Climb | 1.51 mi | 906 ft | 11.3% |
Hartsop climb to top gate | 0.58 mi | 318 ft | 10.2% |
Top of the world | 1.95 mi | 1,640 ft | 15.9% |
Hartsop CP to Hayeswayer | 1.23 mi | 850 ft | 13.1% |
Climb to Bridge | 0.64 mi | 646 ft | 18.7% |
Hayeswater Gill climb | 0.78 mi | 666 ft | 15.4% |
Gate to new footbridge | 0.50 mi | 463 ft | 17.5% |
Rampsgill Head Descent | 0.31 mi | -135 ft | -7.6% |
High Raise Descent | 0.57 mi | -279 ft | -9.2% |
Red Crag Descent | 0.48 mi | -180 ft | -6.8% |
fxcking stupid (getting lost) | 0.49 mi | -869 ft | -33.2% |
Howtown Howler (LFCC) | 0.54 mi | 269 ft | 9.2% |
Howtown Hause OFFICIAL North-west Climbs | 0.44 mi | 243 ft | 10.3% |
The Hause - Mini Alpine | 0.41 mi | 246 ft | 11.3% |
Grid to crest | 0.36 mi | 213 ft | 10.9% |
Last Climb to Sandwick | 0.13 mi | 79 ft | 10.5% |
Boredale - Hartsop descent | 1.37 mi | -741 ft | -10.2% |
Just the steep bit | 0.63 mi | -554 ft | -16.6% |
Boredale Hause Descent steep section | 0.42 mi | -476 ft | -21.2% |
Short Dubhow | 0.35 mi | -36 ft | -1.9% |