Roych Clough is a BOAT near Chinley & Edale in the Peak District, UK. This page is intended to provide information for mountain biking on the track.

Rating: Technical / Speed / Fun: | |
Height Descent / Distance: 90m / 0.75km

Surface: Dirt & gritstone; bedrock, slabs and loose rocks.

Location: SK 078 832 - Monkeyspoon OS Tracks Map - OS Get-a-map - Google Aerial Map
Starting at the T-junction with another BOAT, it heads NW descending into Roych Clough.

Roych Clough starts out quite fast and straight before a left corner into the main section, which descends more steeply, with a mix of stone slabs and bedrock. The last piece of bedrock has a fairly large drop with loose rocks on the left of the run-out and a smoother right line. The track turns back right, into another fast straight before a gate, then more straight with some drainage gulleys. Towards the end the sides of the track rise to form a gulley before the last 50m of steeper slabbed track before a ford across the stream to bottom.

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