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intended to provide information for mountain biking on the track, although some descriptions and images may have become outdated (see image dates).

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

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

Location: SK 078 832 - Bing OS Map (Desktop only) - 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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