Kentish Hill Challenge

A gravel cycling route starting from Rochester

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Conquer Kentish hills on this challenging gravel ride.

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Get ready for an exciting gravel ride that unfolds over 77 km of beautiful Kentish terrain. The route begins in West Malling and takes you through Tonbridge and the captivating Ightham village, before returning via Cuxton. With an ascent of 798 meters, this ride is recommended for well-trained cyclists seeking both challenge and picturesque landscapes. The winding roads will lead you to breathtaking views and landmarks steeped in history. The overall experience is an exhilarating mix of physical exertion and cultural indulgence, making it perfect for those seeking a memorable ride in the heart of Kent.

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77 km

798 m

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Start: Borstal Village center

Rochester: Historic charm and scenic rides in Rochester, Kent.

Rochester, situated in Kent, United Kingdom, is a cyclist-friendly locality enriched with historic charm. The town offers an excellent starting point for road and gravel cycling adventures, with various routes leading through the picturesque Kent countryside. Cyclists can explore the idyllic North Downs and ride along the winding roads with panoramic views. Nearby climbs such as Hollingbourne Hill attract cyclists seeking challenging ascents. With its historical significance and diverse cycling opportunities, Rochester earns a rank of 4.