Cycling Bealach Na Ba

Cycling Bealach Na Ba. Cycling the Bealach na BÃ . On the decent close to Applecross, the Inner Sound and Skye filling Cycling Bealach Na Ba has been on my tick list for a long long time and today I got that opportunity Photography Wig Worland We're a long way from the Alps

Starting from near sea-level it rises 626m in 9.1km of uphill - reaching 20% at its steepest gradient This is it: the Holy Grail, the toughest and wildest climb in Britain.' Not our words; the words of Simon

Conquering Scotland's Alpe D’Huez Bealach na Bà GRAN FONDO Cycling Magazine

Location: Applecross, Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom The climb feels very alpine and from virtually sea level climbs up to the lofty pass at 626 metres. Cycling Bealach Na Ba has been on my tick list for a long long time and today I got that opportunity

Britain's Greatest Climb Ultimate Guide to Cycling BealachNaBa (Applecross Pass). Considered by some to be Britain's (and Scotland's) toughest bike climb, it's also been called the "Holy Grail" of Britain's climbs because reaching it in real life is nearly as. The name is Gaelic for Pass of the Cattle, as it was historically used as a drovers' road.

Cycling the Bealach na BÃ . Stopping on the decent to Applecross to take in the view across the. This Holiday is classed as "Energetic" because it averages 66km on cycling days, but has two days of over 100km. unforgettable road along one of the most dramatic routes in Scotland truly takes your breath away and offers a great cycling challenge