Approximately 10 miles long this route utilises the Osmaston Estate bridleways as well as an interesting bridleway which crosses the raceway. The estate is very scenic with views across open parkland, a woodland section and the relaxing sound of water passing by the water mill. There are opportunities to canter if all riders are happy to do so. Off road sections are connected by small country lanes passing through picturesque villages along the way.

Approximately 10 miles starting out from Carsington Water main visitor centre car park. This route incorporates a portion of the Carsington trail, green lanes and some lovely grassland bridleways interconnected by sections of roadwork mainly on quiet lanes. Stunning views can be enjoyed along the way and there are plentiful opportunities to canter if all riders in the group are happy to do so. There are also opportunities for a splash with two water crossings en route.

Beginning from Hoe Grange Holidays this route is approximately 11 miles long. The route sets out across Hoe Grange's extensive pastureland before taking to bridleways, Green lanes, country lanes and finally taking in a portion of the High Peak Trail. There are good opportunities for a canter along the way if all riders are happy to do so and the route affords excellent and varied views along the way.

Approx 10 miles starting from Bakewell ABC, this route takes in scenic bridleways which crossing the Haddon and Chatsworth Estates, Green lanes and a small amount of roadwork. This creates a very varied ride with stunning woodland paths, sections of open parkland and the picturesque village of Edensor as particular highlights. The main attraction is of course the fabulous views across to Chatsworth house with the deer roaming the parkland. There are opportunities for canters if all riders wish to do so.

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 10 miles beginning from Hulme End car park. This ride takes in sections of the Manifold way and trail and country lanes as well as grassland bridleways offering good opportunities to canter if all riders are happy to do so. The route affords stunning views from the bridleway down into the valley, an opportunity for a paddle and a good view of Thor's Cave. In the event of a wet spell prior to the date the organiser reserves the right to alter the route. Distance will be preserved.

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.

Approximately 8 miles setting out from Friden, this is a stunning peak district route offering far reaching views and unrivalled peace and tranquillity. Sections of the route are moderately challenging with some rocky going up Gratton Dale but it is more than worth the effort for the reward of cantering up Long Dale, if all riders are happy to do so. A large part of the ride is open grassland so there are a number of good canter opportunities throughout.

Approximately 8.5 miles starting from Hartington Station this very scenic route includes sections of the Tissington Trail before moving onto the tracks and country lanes around Biggin and Hartington. The highlight is a lovely bridleway up Biggin Dale which offers a good canter stretch if all riders are happy to do so. There is fabulous scenery to enjoy throughout the route. With good verges on the trails there are also some opportunities to canter here where pedestrian and cycle traffic permits.

Approximately 11 miles starting from Parsley Hay High Peak Trail car park this route offers outstanding views throughout. Utilising the top section of the High Peak Trail and small country lanes the route also includes bridleways which pass close by the remains of Pilsbury Castle's motte and baileys. With a section of open grassland there are good opportunities to canter if all riders are happy to do so.

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 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.

This approx 7 mile route would suit the more adventurous rider. Setting out on the Sett Valley Trail the route then meanders uphill on country lanes and byways. Upon reaching the summit of Lantern Pike you are rewarded by stunning views and a good canter opportunity across the moor. The route descends, sometimes steeply down a section of the pennine bridleway which will really test your mount's 4x4 capabilities!

A very pleasant approx 6.5 mile meander through the forest, complete with a cafe stop on the return. This route sets out along the Churnet Way before taking to woodland tracks and bridleways gradually working their way uphill to give a pleasing view down the valley. After a very short section along a country lane the route returns along the river bankside with the relaxing sound of trackside brooks and waterfalls. Some opportunities to canter are available.