One day gravel and mtb event taking riders out into the Yorkshire Dales with five routes on tracks and green lanes between Settle, Hawes, Ribblehead and Ingleton. All routes pass under the iconic Ribblehead Viaduct.
The Ribblehead Skyline event is part of a long weekend of three events with start lines in Mytholmroyd to ride the Calder Skyline on Saturday 2nd May and Sedbergh to ride the Howgills Skyline on Monday 4th May. The event is called the Pennine Skyline
route maps below
Route Options; Maps overlaid to show the similarities / differences
Updated 03/04/2026
Gravel route: 60km and 1,000 metres // 37 miles and 3,200 ft
mtb route: 74km and 1,400m // 46 miles and 4,600 ft
MTB route: 103km and 2,300m // 64 miles and 7,400 ft
gravel route: 116km and 1,900m // 72 miles and 6,200 ft
epic route: 142km and 2,400m // 88 miles and 7,900 ft
Pennine Skyline - The Ribblehead Skyline event is part of a long weekend of three events with start lines in Mytholmroyd to ride the South Pennines on 2nd May, Settle to ride Yorkshire Dales on 3rd May and Sedbergh to ride the Howgills on 4th May. The event is called the Pennine Skyline.
Arten Gill
MTB route onto Great Wold
