You can download our Google Earth map file of the best local legal descents, they are all either Bridleways or “Other Public Access Routes”, eg roads you wouldn’t drive your car on.

The ones with orange pins and brighter red lines link to our relevant Track page. The pins mark the start of the descent (eg the top of the hill). The map file will be updated as we make more Tracks pages and maybe add more descents to the map.

This serves as a guide and is no substitute for a proper map, please check an up to date map before you ride any routes suggest here.

You can download Google Earth to view the map file for free but it works best on reasonably quick broadband internet connection.

_{This map file and pages associated with it are intended to be a guide to local tracks, and has been created to the best of our knowledge at the time of writing. You are responsible for yourself and so follow any advice given in these pages at your own risk. The map links we use are to Ordinance Survey’s free Get-a-map™ service, weather proof laminated OS map can be bought from Aqua3, which is a small local business, you can get a discount when you search through our link here.}