The Trans Cambrian Way is a multi-day cycle tour totalling 160 km with 1,914 metres of climbing recorded on one of its stages. The route features at least two stages, including a 53.8 km opening stage whose details are unpublished.
Stage 2 covers 106.4 km from Elan Village to Eglwys Fach, remaining entirely within Great Britain. It passes through the places of Ysbyty Ystwyth, Pont-rhyd-y-groes, Cwmystwyth, and Rhyd-y-benwch in order.
This stage includes several climbs of various lengths and gradients. The steepest is the opening climb of 2.7 km at an average gradient of 7.1% and a maximum of 13.8%, reaching a height of 402 m. Other notable climbs include stretches of 2.6 km at 6.7% and 2 km at 5.5% gradients, with the highest point on the route at 527 m.
No water or food stops are indicated along the stage. Temperature or seasonal data were not recorded for this tour. The varied terrain suggests a challenging ride across rolling hills with some steep sections. The detail focuses on gradients and places passed but does not include surface types or detailed road classes.
Overall, the route offers a significant challenge in central Wales, with the longer second stage featuring sustained climbing and diverse elevation profiles suitable for well-prepared cyclists.
