Bike parks around Morton CP feature a variety of trails set within forested and hilly landscapes. The area offers diverse terrain, from dedicated mountain bike parks to natural singletrack descents. These trails often incorporate natural features and provide scenic views. Morton CP is a destination for those seeking varied biking experiences in a natural setting.
Last updated: June 29, 2026
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The reward for all that climbing!
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Nice scenic route but really need a mountain bike. Lots of large stones and some steepish drops over rocks. Go through on my gravel bike but didn't feel comfortable. Great scenery, quiet and good mixture of surfaces.
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Challenging climb, would work well coming down too.
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The second part done at last and puncture free, really enjoyed it ,the banking is faster and the jumps flow better . Come out of part 1 ,follow the 5 pits trail back up the hill and you will see part 2 on the left . Part 2 finishes at the entrance of part 1 . I enjoyed it hope you do to .
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4 minutes 15 seconds from start to finish. There is the 2nd path but I punctured and forgot my pump long walk home . Tip take a spare tube and a pump
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Back Lane is a great little descent through Cockerspring Wood, a mass of Wild Garlic in the spring. Also used by horse riders as well as walkers.
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Glapwell MTB Trail - Well worth a run round if you are passing. From the Stockley Trail, the Start is via the Southern entrance & the Exit is slightly further North.
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Might be best the other way round if you don't want the grid up
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The Morton CP area offers a variety of bike parks, including dedicated mountain bike parks, natural singletrack descents, and forest trails. You'll find options ranging from intermediate trails with flowy sections and jumps to challenging descents with natural berms and varied terrain.
For intermediate riders, Glapwell MTB Trail is a well-maintained, dedicated mountain bike park hidden in the trees. Another excellent choice is Adventure Bike Trail, known for its fun, flowy sections, banking, and jumps within a forest setting. Jaggers Lane Singletrack Trails also offers undulating and semi-technical singletrack that intermediate riders will enjoy.
Yes, the Descent from Riber Castle to Cromford Meadows offers a super fun, fast, and flowy ride with mega views down into Cromford Meadows. It's a challenging forest trail with wide paths and some embedded rock.
Visitors appreciate the well-maintained and built trails, the fun and flowy sections with banking and jumps, and the challenging descents that offer great views. Many trails are described as hidden gems, providing an enjoyable experience for various skill levels.
Absolutely. The area features several singletrack options. Cockerspring Wood Singletrack offers a fairly narrow descent with loose rocks and natural berms after a scenic bridleway climb. Jaggers Lane Singletrack Trails also provides undulating and semi-technical singletrack routes.
Beyond bike parks, the Morton CP area offers a range of outdoor activities. You can explore various MTB Trails, including moderate routes like the 'View of the Five Pits Trail – Adventure Bike Trail loop'. There are also numerous Road Cycling Routes, such as the 'Bolsover Castle – Hardwick Inn loop'. For those who prefer walking, several easy hikes are available, like the 'Doe Hill Country Park Lake loop'.
Yes, you can find several easy hiking trails. Options include the 'River Amber Footbridge – St. Michael's Church loop' and the 'Doe Hill Country Park Lake loop', both starting from Morton CP. These trails offer pleasant walks through the local landscape. You can find more options in the easy hikes guide.
Yes, the Morton CP area provides various road cycling routes. You can find moderate routes like the 'Bolsover Castle – Hardwick Inn loop' or easier options such as the 'All Saints Church, Heath loop'. Explore more routes in the Road Cycling Routes around Morton CP guide.
Some trails, like Cockerspring Wood Singletrack and Glapwell MTB Trail, are shared with dog walkers, pedestrians, and horse riders. Always be mindful of others on the trail. Additionally, some descents, like the one from Riber Castle, may have embedded rock, and it's always wise to carry a spare tube and pump for unexpected punctures.
Yes, Cockerspring Wood Singletrack is noted for its natural berms, which allow riders to carry speed through the descent. The general area around Morton CP is known for forest trails that often feature natural berms and varied terrain.
The bike parks around Morton CP offer diverse terrain. You can expect forested and hilly landscapes, with trails featuring natural singletrack, flowy sections, banking, jumps, and challenging descents with embedded rock. The terrain often incorporates natural features, providing a varied and engaging riding experience.


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