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Carlton Bank

Carlton, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

1.89 km
Distance
10.1%
Avg. gradient
190 m
Elevation gain
3
Climb category

Carlton Bank is steep and immediate, a climb that makes the legs ache from the start. The Yorkshire scenery adds charm, but there’s little time to appreciate it fully.

The climb · United Kingdom

About Carlton Bank

Carlton Bank is steep and immediate, a climb that makes the legs ache from the start. The Yorkshire scenery adds charm, but there’s little time to appreciate it fully.

Short sections of severe gradient break up the ascent, requiring grit and determination. Each pedal stroke counts as you push through the slope’s persistence.

Summiting delivers a strong sense of accomplishment. Carlton Bank is for riders who relish short, sharp, demanding climbs that leave a lasting impression.

01 / The ascent

Elevation profile

Gradient by distance1.89 km / 190 m gain
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02 / The numbers

Climb statistics

Distance
1.89 km
Elevation gain
190 m
Average gradient
10.1%
Climb category
3
Start elevation
119 m
Summit elevation
309 m

Current weather

At the climb start

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03 / On the ground

Route map

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Route overview

Carlton Bank

Carlton, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Route length
1.89 km
Total ascent
190 m
Average gradient
10.1%

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