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Cycling in Mickleham
Cycling from Mickleham includes a short, partly unpaved climb to Box Hill with gradients up to 6.6%.
Riding in Mickleham in numbers
- 1
- 2 km
- 2 km
- 68 m
- Surface
- 25% paved · 70% gravel or unpaved
- Bail-outs
- A railway station or ferry within reach on 1 route
The ride in Mickleham
Cycling guide to Mickleham
Routes from Mickleham offer a short, direct ride to Box Hill in Surrey. The feature route is 2.1 km long, ascending 68 m with a main climb starting after 0.9 km. Cycling involves 25% paved roads and mainly gravel or unpaved surfaces (70%). There are no main roads without cycle lanes on this route. Riders can access a nearby railway station within proximity. The route runs entirely within Great Britain and starts from Mickleham itself.
- The terrain includes a climb of 1.2 km length that gains 64 m at an average gradient of 5.3%, with a maximum of 6.6%. The highest point on this route is 136 m. The surface is mostly unpaved or gravel with some paved sections.
