Biggest Climb in SE England?

cycling-girl

More ideas for big rides in the Surrey Hills/south-east here: https://www.epicroadrides.com/destinati ... rey-hills/

guy.spartacus

In deepest Kent you can head to the Downs and find numerous steep lumps but nothing that resembles a continuous climb.

Coldharbour Lane out of Wye, looping round to White Hill into Challock, then up again to Westwell

davep1

cycling-girl wrote:

More ideas for big rides in the Surrey Hills/south-east here: https://www.epicroadrides.com/destinati ... rey-hills/

Lots of good stuff on your site, congratulations! I'm Sussex based, and know it well; the area around Lurgashall is my favourite. Next time you're down that way you should check out Bexley Hill and then maybe further south around Duncton and Graffham.

N0bodyOfTheGoat

Another holy thread revival, having come across this thread while trying to google the longest categorised climb in the UK (I suspect Road To Hell at ~6.9 miles and Bealach na baa at ~6 miles are up there)...

Found another way up to the high point just north of Petersfield earlier this year, ~636 feet over ~4 miles.

https://www.strava.com/segments/27561586

mrb123

Yad Moss in Upper Teesdale is the best part of 10 miles, but does have a couple of very short bits of downhill.
https://veloviewer.com/segment/8194814

photonic69

N0bodyOfTheGoat said:

Another holy thread revival, having come across this thread while trying to google the longest categorised climb in the UK (I suspect Road To Hell at ~6.9 miles and Bealach na baa at ~6 miles are up there)...

Found another way up to the high point just north of Petersfield earlier this year, ~636 feet over ~4 miles.

https://www.strava.com/segments/27561586

Pah! That's not a climb. It's a slope! My commute to work every morning has a 500ft climb at a hair over a mile long!