Trail running climbs in Scotland, United Kingdom

VertMatch lists 10 climbs in Scotland, United Kingdom, hardest first. The hardest is Devonside SW climb, 3.2 km at 14.9%, at 7.0 TEP. The longest is Moffat W climb, 6.2 km at 8.5%. A typical climb here is 2.4 km at 12.7%.

  1. Devonside SW climb, 3.2 km at 14.9% 7.0 TEP
  2. Scotland E climb, 851 m at 22.5% 5.5 TEP
  3. Moffat W climb, 6.2 km at 8.5% 3.0 TEP
  4. Wanlockhead SE climb, 890 m at 17.3% 2.7 TEP
  5. Caddonfoot E climb, 3.4 km at 10.1% 2.6 TEP
  6. Traquair W climb, 3.4 km at 10.0% 2.5 TEP
  7. Pennine Way, 2.7 km at 10.8%, Kirk Yetholm 2.5 TEP
  8. Scotland E climb, 1.5 km at 13.6% 2.4 TEP
  9. Scotland SW climb, 2.0 km at 11.7% 2.2 TEP
  10. Pennine Way, 609 m at 18.5% 2.2 TEP

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