Bike Hire - Ashbourne
Ashbourne bike hire is closed Friday 10th, Sat 11th and Sunday 12th.
Parsley Hay is open as normal Friday 10th and Sunday 12th. Derwent is open on Saturday 11th. (Parsley Hay closed on Sat 11th)
Step straight onto the iconic Tissington and High Peak Trails from the charming market town of Ashbourne.
Gentle gradients, limestone cuttings, and wide views make this perfect for relaxed family rides or scenic escapes.
It's the ultimate starting point for soaking up classic Peak District countryside at your own pace.
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Pre- booking advised
We keep a small selection of bikes aside for walk in customers, but to save disappointment it’s advised to book ahead.
How to reach us
Mapleton Lane
Ashbourne
DE6 2AA
Tel:
ashbourne.bikehire@peakdistrict.gov.uk
Our Ashbourne bike hire centre is accessed easily via the A515 from Buxton, the A52 from Derby or the A523/A52 from Leek.
- From the centre of Ashbourne, follow the brown signs for the Tissington Trail.
- From the centre of Ashbourne, take the road above the market-place (Union Street), follow the road round then at the junction at the top indicate left and head straight down Mapleton Road.
Driving directions
Opening Hours
9.30am to 4.45pm (daily)
Please check this website before travelling if the weather forecast is adverse.
What you will need
- Photo ID and proof of address are essential; without these documents, you will not be able to hire.
- A debit or credit card for payment.
- Helmets – Bring your own or use ours, free of charge.
- Please call the centre to book accessible bikes due to the limited number available. Payment will be required to secure your booking in advance and a deposit will be taken on the day.
- Please see terms and conditions for group/advance booking.
Where you can cycle
The Tissington Trail provides a flat, traffic-free cycle route through the beautiful Peak District countryside. The picturesque, traditional Derbyshire village of Tissington is an easy three and a half mile cycle ride away with the end of the trail being a further 10 miles. The Tissington Trail also forms part of the 350 mile Pennine Cycleway to Berwick-upon-Tweed.
A short ride through the tunnel complete with railway sound effects brings you out in Ashbourne town centre where a range of pubs, cafés and shops are available.
Additional Information
A refreshment kiosk, toilets (including disabled facilities), and picnic tables are all provided on site.
The car park is pay and display. See car parking page for prices.
Our friendly and knowledgeable staff are on hand to offer help and advice and can repair small mechanical problems or fully service your bike. The shop also provides maps and guides on the area.
