| #9 toughest climb of Lake District |
Bank House Moor from Kirkby-in-Furness is a climb in the region Lake District. It is 2.5km long and bridges 232 vertical meters with an average gradient of 9.5%, resulting in a difficulty score of 280. The top of the ascent is located at 264 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 5 photos.
Road names: Lady Moyra Incline & Ulverston
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Did this climb (started all the way by the sea at the station) on a tour of the Lake District. Like all climbs here, it is quite steep, and although not as hard as, say, the Hardknott pass, there are really steep sections of up to 20％ in here. Road surface fine. Not too wide road, with not too much traffic that can drive fast. Nice about this climb is the beautiful view of the English landscape with walls, hedges and heather, and the Duddon estuary and the Irish Sea.
Heb deze beklimming gedaan (helemaal bij zee bij het station begonnen) tijdens een tour in het Lake District. Zoals alle klimmen hier is het behoorlijk steil, en hoewel niet zo zwaar als bijvoorbeeld de Hardknott pass zitten hier toch echt steile stukken in van tegen de 20％. Wegdek prima. Niet al te brede weg, met niet al te veel verkeer wat wel stevig kan doorrijden. Mooie aan deze klim is het prachtige uitzicht op het Engelse landschap met muurtjes, heggen en heide, en het Duddon estuarium en de Ierse Zee.
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