Weston hill / Lansdown Lane, Bath
A tough climb from the suburb of Weston (north west Bath) towards the top of Lansdown hill. Lansdown hill was the site of a battle in 1643.
- Location: Bath, South West
- Distance: 1.8 km
- Average gradient: 9%
- Maximum gradient: 18%
- Height gain. 165m
- 100 climbs: #2
- Cheddar Gorge, Strava
- Everesting? – 54 * 3.6 km = 194km (121 miles)
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1983 National hill climb championship
The 1983 National hill climb was held on Weston Hill. The only detail I have is that it was won by Darryl Webster (Manchester Wh) with Mark Noble 2nd. The course was on closed roads and lasted for 1066 yards.
Photo from Cycling Weekly
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It’s called Lansdown Lane, not Weston Hill
Weston hill joins onto Lansdown Lane