Tideswell – Millers Dale Viaducts loop from Chelmorton

Tideswell – Millers Dale Viaducts loop from Chelmorton

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Tideswell – Millers Dale Viaducts loop from Chelmorton

02:23

45.5km

730m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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After 27.1 km for 84 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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13.4 km

Golf Club Climb Out of Bakewell

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Great alternative to the main road in both directions. Steep in places and in winter can be slippery in the wooded part out of Bakewell.

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16.1 km

Paddocks Plantation

Forest

16.6 km

Back Lane from Pilsley to Bakewell

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This is a beautiful back lane from Pilsley to Bakewell or vica versa. Both directions have steep sections but it's a great and beautiful way of avoiding the traffic. From …

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17.3 km

Pilsley Climb

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A nice quiet route off the main track and a fairly gentle climb but still scenic.

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24.8 km

Climb to Eyam via Traffic-Free Road

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Gentle climb into Eyam on a traffic free road

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35.8 km

Tideswell

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Tideswell is a large village that has the honour of being ‘Cathedral of the Peak’. The pretty village has narrow streets, quirky cottages and an utterly timeless atmosphere. Tideswell has …

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36.1 km

Tideswell to Miller's Dale Singletrack Road

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This quiet singletrack road is a great alternative way of getting up to Tideswell. While it is very steep at the bottom, there are amazing views.

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38.9 km

The magnificent twin viaducts in Millers Dale were built in 1866 and 1905 by the Midland Railway company. These days, the structure carries the Monsal Trail, an iconic cycle route through this part of the Peak District.

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45.5 km

End point

Bus stop

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