
more what?
More's mission objective is to provide an outstanding level of coaching and guiding in one of England's most stunning national parks. Not only offering an unforgettable experience in the Lake District but also to refine skills and techniques to elevate your mountain biking to the next level.
More is about just that, more. We aim to leave you after each session, just as desperate as us to get back on your bike for more. To continue exploring, progression and enjoying everything that mountain biking has to offer. We achieve this through a tailoring a bespoke session to every group or individual, to maximise the outcomes of each ride.
How does it work?
First of all, we recommend getting in touch through are contact form, so that we can discuss what you’d like to get out of the session. Think location, technicality, distance or the skills you’d like to work on specifically.
From there you can use our integrated booking calendar, so that you can choose a date and time that suits you. If you’re unsure about any of these things, feel free to ask!
Lead Guide
Kieran Hughes
Our lead guide Kieran is a British Cycling level 3 mountain bike guide, who has worked across the world in a variety of locations such as Spain and the USA but it’s the Lake District that he calls home. After finishing a Ba hons degree in Outdoor Leadership, he worked as a bike mechanic in the Uk and France but first qualified as a guide in 2023 and has been loving it ever since.
Kieran can be found on his trail bike bagging sunset hike-a-bikes when you can keep him away from the Porters du Soleil!
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Based in Paradise…
Discover the Lake District on a bike.
The Lake District is not only England’s largest national park, but also home to some of the finest mountain biking in the country. Whether you’d like to chase trails in Grizedale Forest, or reach the summit of Hellvellyn via a technical bridleway.At more, we offer a range of different opportunities to explore this beautiful corner of the North West, with the confidence and knowledge of a local guide, to find the far flung corners of the national park you can’t find from a GPX file.
Find out more about exploring the Lake District on our guide page.

