Peak District Weekend Break - 19-21st June 2009

Trail Breaks UK Weekend Breaks were a mountain biking institution, guiding hundreds of riders around some of the finest trails and from the very early 90's through to 2006, and gaining a well deserved reputation as the most fun Weekend Breaks on the calendar!

Well, we're back, with a special, one off break in the Peak District from 19-21st June! Based at the top quality, Lockerbrook Bunkhouse overlooking Ladybower resevoir, we're in the heart of the Peaks with riding straight out onto some classic routes. With the exception of Friday evenings dinner at the pub, all of your accommodation, guiding and catering for the weekend is fully inclusive in the price of the break (including half a bottle of wine each to go with your Saturday evening meal).

This is real mountain biking, on real trails for it's own sake, or serious riding just for the fun of it, as we like to put it.

Just £145 inclusive! Click here to book online.

The weekend runs something like this:

Meet up on Friday evening for a few sociable drinks and a bite to eat at the local pub. Then it's back to the bunkhouse for a good nights sleep. Wake up to a big Saturday breakfast, pack up your (provided) lunch and get ready to be ride.

Rides set out at a fairly sociable 10 o'clock. The routes will be governed by the abilities of the group, but enough guides will be on hand to split up groups and offer a choice of routes, so that we can cater for experienced and less experienced riders on the same break.

The days riding ends at about 4, giving you time to grab a cuppa back at the bunkhouse before you shower and change and relax for a couple of hours before dinner. And don't expect just a measly bowl of pasta either, Saturdays meal is the gastronomic hub of the weekend, a three course slap up feed that doesn't skimp on quality or quantity!

The rest of the evening is then yours to enjoy as you wish - feel free to bring extra drink supplies with you, the atmosphere is always lively and convivial around the bunkhouse; if we get the nice summers evening we're hoping for, the central courtyard is a great place to socialise.

Sunday follows the same format as Saturday, except with breakfast and the ride starting a little later. The route and pace may be a little more leisurely, depending on how everyone is feeling after the previous day (or night...). The weekend finishes with a return to the bunkhouse at about 3, giving you time for tea and a shower before packing up and heading home.