| Beautiful scenery |
| 1 hairpin turn |
| #89 toughest climb of South West England |
| #42 most elevation gain of South West England |
| #97 longest climb of Devon |
Holdstone Hill from Heddon Valley is a climb in the region Devon. It is 3.6 km long and bridges 254 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 7.1%, resulting in a difficulty score of 213. The top of the ascent is located at 302 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 3 photos.
Road names: Jose's Lane
4.0 by flyingsheep99One of the "easier" climbs out of the dramatic Heddon valley. Gradients are never too steep and you can get into a good rhythm. Lush tree cover at the bottom and moorland with sea views at the top. Road surface is pretty bad in areas. Until the end of 2025 the bridge at the bottom is closed meaning this is a dead end road until then hence the traffic is almost no existent but it's a struggle to access the climb unless you go down and up or ride the gravel tracks. A popular area in... read more
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One of the "easier" climbs out of the dramatic Heddon valley. Gradients are never too steep and you can get into a good rhythm. Lush tree cover at the bottom and moorland with sea views at the top. Road surface is pretty bad in areas. Until the end of 2025 the bridge at the bottom is closed meaning this is a dead end road until then hence the traffic is almost no existent but it's a struggle to access the climb unless you go down and up or ride the gravel tracks. A popular area in the summer so traffic might be a minor issue
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