Approx 9 miles around the Carsington Water circuit taking in spectacular views across the water. This is mainly a walk and trot ride but there are some canter opportunities if all riders are happy to do so. This route is ideal for those with young or inexperienced horses wanting to try them out in a small safe group. Equally this would suit the less confident hacker as the terrain is accessible and the going predictable. There is also no need to worry about the gates as your guide will take care of them!

This slightly shorter route is ideal for those whose horses are building fitness. Starting from Middleton Top and approx 6 miles long this ride incorporates what, is in my opinion, the most scenic portion of the High Peak Trail with commanding views across the valley to Matlock and beyond. Taking in part of the Midshires way and bridleways across open fields where there is an opportunity to canter if all riders are happy, it's a truly stunning route.

Approximately 8.5 miles starting from Hartington Station and taking in portions of both the Tissington and High Peak Trails. This route features very little roadwork and is largely level going, making it ideal if your horse is building fitness or less experienced out hacking. There is fabulous scenery to enjoy throughout the route. With good verges on the trails there are opportunities to canter where pedestrian and cycle traffic permit and if all riders are happy to do so.

Approx 9 miles. This ride sets out on the High Peak Trail, after enjoying views towards Tissington the route moves onto green lanes which pass close by Minninglow before emerging onto country lanes passing the village of Aldwark. The route includes bridleways with good opportunities to canter up grassy fields if all riders are happy to do so. You'll be rewarded by excellent views of the turbines and across to Carsington reservoir as you pick up the trail once again to conclude the route.

Beginning from Miller's Dale car park this ride is approximately 8 miles long. Setting out along the Monsal Trail taking in tunnels and the iconic viaduct the route then takes to Bridleways and green lanes creating a circular and very scenic route. The majority of this ride is on tracks with a mixture of surfaces but there are some opportunities to have a canter if all riders are happy to do so.

Approximately 11 miles starting from Hartington Station this scenic autumn and winter friendly route passes through Hartington Town, Middle and Nether Quarters and takes in the very picturesque village centre. The route utilises sections of both the Tissington and High Peak Trails as well as tracks and country lanes around Biggin and Hartington and as such is entirely on surfaced going. There are however good verges on the trails offering the potential for some cantering, cycle traffic permitting.

Approximately 10 miles beginning from Hulme End car park this route takes in sections of the Manifold way and trail before moving onto country lanes to provide a circuit around the striking Thor's Cave. This is a walk and trot ride as all sections are surfaced. This does however make it an ideal route for those who are less experienced hackers as there is no chance of difficult or rough terrain.

A Christmas special ride with hot drinks and cake as well as parking kindly provided by Hoe Grange Holidays. At approx 12 miles long this route begins along the High Peak Trail along a section affording far reaching views. Quiet country lanes are used to connect onto the Carsington Water circuit. Branching off from this the route takes in some of the local Bridleways and finally crosses a portion of Hoe Grange's extensive private pasture land.