| #31 toughest climb of East of England |
| #24 most elevation gain of East of England |
| #55 longest climb of East of England |
| #54 average steepest climb of East of England |
Essex Way from South Benfleet is a climb in the region Essex. It is 0.9 mi long and bridges 226 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 4.8%, resulting in a difficulty score of 42. The top of the ascent is located at 259 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 4 photos.
Road name: Essex Way
5.0 by awisnerThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: English.Direction of travel is from South Benfleet towards Hadleigh/Southend on Sea. The climb begins with a steady incline where the pitch of the slope is fairly low. At about the halfway point of the climb the road opens up and the rider can see the majority of the climb ahead which gives you an idea of the effort needed to reach the summit. After a brief respite at approximately 1% gradient for 150 metres, the remainder of the climb increases to approximately 7% and seems to go on forever. As ... read more
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Direction of travel is from South Benfleet towards Hadleigh/Southend on Sea.
The climb begins with a steady incline where the pitch of the slope is fairly low. At about the halfway point of the climb the road opens up and the rider can see the majority of the climb ahead which gives you an idea of the effort needed to reach the summit. After a brief respite at approximately 1% gradient for 150 metres, the remainder of the climb increases to approximately 7% and seems to go on forever. As the road bends to the left riders get their first glimpse of the summit - which is still approximately 400 metres away!
I recommend this climb. It’s a long one so bring plenty of stamina with you. This climb is best done on a clear day to appreciate the views of the Thames estuary on your right hand side.
| 5 mph | 00:10:47 |
| 7 mph | 00:07:38 |
| 9 mph | 00:05:57 |
| 12 mph | 00:04:28 |
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