| #39 toughest climb of South East England |
| #21 average steepest climb of England |
Succomb's Hill from Warlingham is a climb in the region South East England. It is 0.5km long and bridges 77 vertical meters with an average gradient of 14.2%, resulting in a difficulty score of 113. The top of the ascent is located at 183 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.
Road names: Succomb's Hill
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This is allegedly the steepest climb within the M25 motorway (the péripherique which is generally regarded as the limit of London). It gets going right off the round-about on the A21 adjacent too the HQ of Anne Summers – the UK's largest chain of sex shops ...
The final 25m are really tough but beware – the toughest challenge is the level of traffic. It's a shame that this is a major route to the M25 and the gradient combined with the narrowness leads to to some erratic driving. I recommend you only attempt this in the very early morning before the traffic builds up.
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