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Adventures by bike
Yorkshire is England’s largest county home to 5.5 million people and over 4,000 miles of bridleways that were once the main highways between our towns and villages.
The Yorkshire Divide looks to these bridleways that pass over the last remaining open green spaces that we have on our moors and valley slopes where 25 of Yorkshires finest rivers rise and flow.
trails on the yorkshire divide
Join us as we connect bridleways, greenways and lostways on gravel, peat and stone on an adventure by gravel bike or mountain bike.
This is not a wild landscape. Meadows, pastures and farms remind you that it is a working landscape with tracks set between high stone walls and fields of corn.
But its not a tame landscape either. The trails on the Yorkshire Divide are ‘off-road’ between swathes of heather, blocks of limestone and furrows of peat on the moors and valley slopes where 25 of Yorkshires finest rivers rise and flow.
Each of our trails take you into villages, towns and, on our two long trails, through the center of a global city (Leeds).
We ride past our industrial heritage with its mills, canals and reclaimed railway lines
and then back out onto the hills and moors where our last green open spaces can be explored.
