Tordivide

Bikepacking challenge across the Peak District

The Tor Divide is a non-competitive, unsupported, single-stage, fixed-route event crossing the Peak District along trails, bridleways, singletrack and quiet scenic roads.

The name of the event is inspired by the mother of all bikepacking events, the “Tour Divide” and the word “Tor” (hill or rocky peak) which we have in abundance in the Peak District.

As a self-supported rider you will decide where & when to stop to eat or sleep. You will have freedom of choice on the accommodation used (if any) and pace, as long as you follow the principles of self-supported cycling (see more in the Rules and FAQs sections).

To be listed as a finisher complete a route self-supported in less than 32hours. But don’t let that prevent you from taking part and enjoying the adventure at your pace and over multiple days if you prefer.

In classic unsupported cycling fashion there won’t be any money prizes for the first finisher other than glory, celebrations, and the sense of accomplishment when crossing the finish line.

No labels. No categories. It’s just about having fun riding a bike.
Pack what you need, come out and ride, be it at party pace or with a knife between your teeth. Make it whatever you want it to be.

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