10. York’s Hill, Kent
10. York’s Hill, Kent
The Catford Hill Climb in the world’s oldest bike race – and we reckon some people who registered for the first one might still be climbing. Although it’s just 600m in length, the gradient approaches 25 per cent in places and it is particularly infamous due to the crumbling road surface and steep banks.
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However – the race is so popular that there will be fans lining the ascent the whole way up. So if your legs run out of steam, you can keep on pushing yourself using the power of euphoria.