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Cycling in Seatoller
Seatoller offers a challenging 4.2 km climb up Honister Pass with steep gradients and mixed surfaces including gravel and paved sections.
Riding in Seatoller in numbers
- 1
- 4 km
- 4 km
- 463 m
- Surface
- 45% paved · 55% gravel or unpaved
- Roads
- 45% of the riding on main roads without a cycle lane
- High point
- 596 m on Honister Pass from Seatoller
- Climbs
- 1 named climb
The ride in Seatoller
Notable climbs
Cycling guide to Seatoller
Cyclists starting from Seatoller can take on the Honister Pass route, a short 4.2 km point-to-point climb gaining 463 metres in elevation. The route is characterised by steep gradients, averaging 11% and reaching a maximum of 18.9%. Riders face a mix of surface types with 45% paved and 55% gravel or unpaved roads, which can affect riding conditions. The climb starts at Seatoller and finishes at 596 metres high. This route features nearly 2 km on main roads without cycle lanes and has the longest stretch without services being 2.3 km. There are no railway stations near the route, so access is likely by other means or self-supported. It is a focused climb with no intermediate places listed along the way.
- The route is mountainous with a sustained climb averaging 11% over 4.2 km. The maximum gradient reaches 18.9%, making it a steep ascent. The highest point is 596 metres. Surfaces include 45% paved and 55% gravel or unpaved sections. There are nearly 2 km on main roads without cycle lanes.
