Road · From the map · United Kingdom
Cycling in Castleton
Cycling from Castleton features a steep 2.1 km climb up Winnats Pass with an average gradient of 9.2% to 413 m height.
Riding in Castleton in numbers
- 1
- 2 km
- 2 km
- 192 m
- Surface
- Paved almost throughout
- High point
- 413 m on Winnats Pass from Castleton
- Climbs
- 1 named climb
The ride in Castleton
Notable climbs
Cycling guide to Castleton
Castleton offers a route climbing Winnats Pass, a short but steep 2.1 km ascent starting right in Castleton. The climb gains 192 m in elevation with an average gradient of 9.2% and a maximum gradient of 15%. This route ends at 413 m above sea level. The terrain on Winnats Pass is mostly paved with 95%, and includes 5% gravel or unpaved sections. The route lies entirely within the United Kingdom and does not pass other towns or villages aside from Castleton itself.
- The route features a steep, continuous climb over 2.1 km with an average gradient of 9.2% and sections as steep as 15%. The highest point on the route is 413 m. The surface is predominantly paved but includes some gravel or unpaved sections.
