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Which is the steepest road in Sheffield?


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Which is the steepest road in Sheffield?  

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  1. 1. Which is the steepest road in Sheffield?

    • Blake Street
      383
    • Kent Road
      81
    • Myrtle Road
      64
    • Hagg Hill
      320
    • Jenkin Road
      242


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Don't know if this has been said but Victoria Street in Stocksbridge is the steepest. It's almost vertical at the top! And this from someone who drives up Hagg Hill every day!

 

Nah ...if you look at google streetview there isn't a huge difference in the roof levels of the semis. Contrast this to Wellfield Road where a houses front door is on a level with next doors bedroom.

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Try walking up it! It's a struggle in a car!

 

Have done quite a few times. Mind you I was younger then and I thought nothing of walking from the King & Miller to the Castle (or indeed to Penistone via Underbank Lane). I always reckoned Helliwell Lane between Carr Road and the Pen Nook was steeper.

 

Looked at street view for Wellfield Road yet?

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Rivelin Street, Walkley. Google street map it, arrow to the bottom then look up it !! Has to be there or thereabouts. I had to walk (and run it if I was late home) 500+ times easy.

 

Long Lane from Rivelin to Stannington is pretty fierce

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  • 3 weeks later...

I'm surprised that no-ones mentioned Dykes Lane yet - the road that runs up from Malin Bridge bottom up to the beginning of the Wisewood Estate.

 

Admittedly, it's quite a short hill by some standards and it's only the bottom couple of hundred yards or so that are mega steep, but I walked or cycled daily up and down this piece of road throughout all my 5 years at Myers Grove School in the early 70's and I remember the trudge to this day. The very bottom bit is so steep that you can't actually cycle down it easily. Even if you put a bit of pressure on the brakes, the back wheel of your bike swings round to the front under the sheer force of gravity. I used to get off my bike and walk down the last bit. And as for cycling up Dykes Lane - well, I couldn't even manage that when I was a fairly fit teenager - so I'd have no chance at all of doing so now, as a fat, 50-something fogey! :D

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