- Location: Winter’s Gibbet, Northumberland
- Distance: 3.7 km
- Average gradient: 4%
- Maximum gradient: 10%
- Height gain. 153m
- 100 climbs: #61
- Winter’s Gibbet, Strava
- Everesting? – 58 * 7.4 km = 429 km
Winter’s Gibbet is not the steepest climb. It never gets above 10%, ad averages just 4% on the long drag to the top of the hill. But, it is exposed to the elements and the wind can be a difficult factor.
On top of the hill is the rather macabre gibbet retained since it was used in the Eighteenth Century.
2004 National hill climb – Winter’s Gibbet
In 2004, the national hill climb was held on Winter’s Gibbet. It was won by Jon Dayus – 6.33 (Arctic Shorter)
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