The Pennine Skyline is a set of three events from three venues that give you a chance to explore tracks and lanes on the moors, valleys and woods found within three sections of the Pennines, the chain of hills and high mountain ridges that run along the backbone of England.
Entry to the Pennine Skyline is to all three events over the Bank Holiday weekend 2nd-4th May: the Calder Skyline on Saturday, Ribblehead Skyline on Sunday and Howgills Skyline on Monday. There is the option to have a one day entry to any of the events.
There is no mass start and no timings. The various GPX’s for each day are emailed to you a week before the start date and you explore the routes at your own pace. Tea, coffee and breakfast pastries at the start and embroidered cloth badge for every rider on the Pennine Skyline
Bonus of hot soup and bread rolls on Saturday at the Calder Skyline event 2-5pm and on the Howgills Skyline event 2-6pm.
Adrian
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There are multiple routes from each of the three hubs from 45km - 140km and so the map above gives an overview of the three areas we’re riding in.
There is an early bird ticket of £75 and from March entry is £90 (this includes the SiEntry sign on fee).
