| #56 toughest climb of West Midlands |
| #24 most elevation gain of Worcestershire |
| #27 longest climb of Worcestershire |
| #9 average steepest climb of West Midlands |
Old Wyche Road from Malvern is a climb in the region Worcestershire. It is 0.5 mi long and bridges 308 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 11.6%, resulting in a difficulty score of 143. The top of the ascent is located at 869 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.
Road names: Old Wyche Road & Wyche Road
5.0 by martinrtrThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: English.I revisited this charming little hill 48 years after I watched a school friend of mine cycle up it. At the time, and ever since, I was certain that it was beyond my capability. Then I thought – how do I know until I try? So I tried and I got up it. In truth it's brutal with the only small consolation being that the seriously steep bit is only 500m. The road itself (if you get a chance to look up!) is not particularly pretty but the reward is worth it it if, like me, you're on a MTB.... read more
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I revisited this charming little hill 48 years after I watched a school friend of mine cycle up it. At the time, and ever since, I was certain that it was beyond my capability. Then I thought – how do I know until I try? So I tried and I got up it.
In truth it's brutal with the only small consolation being that the seriously steep bit is only 500m. The road itself (if you get a chance to look up!) is not particularly pretty but the reward is worth it it if, like me, you're on a MTB. From the top turn slightly left through the gap and then immediatley right sign posted 'Beacon car park'. From there it's another 200m of vertical elevation to the summit with a view across the Evesham plain to the east and the Welsh borders to the west.
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