Description
Howgills is on the border between the North Yorkshire Dales and the South Lakes in the North of England. The riding is on natural singletrack and there is a remote yet epic feel to it. The climbs are steep, the views ace and there is lots of singletrack which is both flowing, rocky, and fast. This is quite a seasonal trail i.e. it can get quite muddy.
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Route Resources
- MBR have a 41km GPX loop starting from Sedbergh here full of natural singletrack beside Bowderdale Beck.
- Pedalnorth has a shorter 22km mile route with turn by turn descriptions and GPX starting from Sedburgh.
- Fat Tyres has a route starting in Sedbergh.
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