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Our 2026 Leaderboard

The purpose of this leaderboard is to inspire and motivate our members to maintain their physical activity. By choosing to engage with the leaderboard, you consent to adhere to our Terms and Conditions.
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A map shows a highlighted route from East Clandon to near Netley Heath, with an elevation graph below indicating a steady ascent over 2.4 km.

Staple Lane

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Staple Lane, a 2.48km climb with a 4.1% grade, ascending from 94m to 197m. Despite the 103m elevation gain data, it features a 103m elev difference. Category 4 challenge.
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A map shows a route from Effingham Forest to Rowbarns Plantation, highlighted in red, above an elevation profile graph showing a gradual incline from 120m to 180m over 0.7 km.

Crocknorth

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Crocknorth, a 0.75km climb with a 9.8% grade, ascending from 112m to 182m. Despite the 71m elevation gain data, it features a 70m elev difference.
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Map showing a walking route from Shere Road to Shere Woodlands, with an elevation profile indicating a gradual ascent from 80 m to 180 m over 1.4 km.

Combe Lane

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Combe Lane, a 1.45km climb with a 7.9% grade, ascending from 91m to 197m. Despite the 105m elevation gain data, it features a 105m elev difference. Category 4 challenge.
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A map with a highlighted route through wooded areas, starting and ending points marked, with a line graph below showing elevation gain over 2.2 km.

Box Hill 2.2K

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Box Hill, a 2.29km climb with a 5.2% grade, ascending from 56m to 175m. Despite the 119m elevation gain data, it features a 119m elev difference. Category 4 challenge.
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A map shows a route from south to north with surrounding forests, and a graph below displays the route’s elevation steadily rising from 0 to over 200 meters across 3 kilometers.

Coldharbour Lane

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Coldharbour Lane, a 3.11km climb with a 7.1% grade, ascending from 89m to 230m. Despite the 147m elevation gain data, it features a 140m elev difference. Category 4 challenge.
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Map showing a 2 km route from Forest Green through Leith Hill Wood to Duke’s Warren, with an elevation profile rising from 100 m to about 250 m.

Leith Hill

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Leith Hill, a 2.01km climb with an 8.3% grade, ascending from 111m to 250m. Despite the 139m elevation gain data, it features a 139m elev difference. Category 4 challenge.
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A map shows a highlighted route from the south to White Downs, with a corresponding elevation profile rising gradually from 0 to over 200 meters across 1.8 km.

White Downs

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White Downs, a 1.96km climb with an 8.7% grade, ascending from 104m to 220m. Despite the 123m elevation gain data, it features a 116m elev difference. Category 4 challenge.
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A map shows a route from Chapel Lane through Ashcombe Wood, with an elevation graph below indicating a steady incline over a distance of 1.4 km.

Ranmore Common Road

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Ranmore Common Road, a 1.59km climb with a 7.0% grade, ascending from 70m to 178m. Despite the 108m elevation gain data, it features a 108m elev difference. Category 4 challenge.
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A map showing a 2.4 km route through Winterfold Wood with a red path and a corresponding elevation graph displaying a steady incline from start to finish.

Barhatch Lane

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Barhatch Lane, a 2.45km climb with a 6.0% grade, ascending from 86m to 233m. Despite the 158m elevation gain data, it features a 147m elev difference. Category 4 challenge.
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A map showing a 2 km route from Priest Hill to Runnymede Road with an elevation chart indicating a steep initial drop, then flat terrain.

Gate to Gate

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Gate to Gate, a 2.37km segment with a -0.1% grade, descending from 20m to 18m. Despite the 0m elevation gain data, it features a 2m elev difference.
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- If you wish NOT to be featured on the leaderboard, please adjust your privacy settings on Strava
- If your activities are set to private, your name will NOT be published and you will NOT participate in our Leaderboard challenge
- By participating with public settings, you consent to your name and segment times being displayed on the Surrey Cycling Club leaderboard

The Surrey Cycling Club ("the Club") maintains an individual effort recognition leaderboard via the Strava website's cycling segments. This leaderboard's goal is to inspire an active lifestyle and honour members who excel in these segments through gifts or tokens of recognition. These tokens are not just provided by the Club but also generously gifted by our friends and partners.

Please read the following Terms and Conditions carefully as they regulate your use of this leaderboard.

Participation: The Club does not host these segments as group activities or organise them as races or events. Each individual member decides when and how they wish to engage with these segments, and all participation is voluntary.

Gifts and Tokens of Recognition: The Club, alongside our generous friends and sponsors, may provide gifts or tokens of recognition to members who demonstrate exceptional effort. These are not awards for 'winning' but rather acknowledgements of individual endeavours.

Risk and Safety: Members who engage with these segments do so willingly and are responsible for assessing the involved risks. The Club fervently encourages adherence to the Highway Code at all times and promotes responsible cycling habits. The Club is not liable for any accidents, incidents, injuries, loss or damage which may occur during a ride.

Insurance: The Club advises all its members to have adequate insurance cover for all cycling activities, both within and outside of the Club. We have established a partnership with Sundays Insurance, who offer specialist bicycle insurance. Our Club members are eligible for a 10% discount on their policies. For further details, please visit the Sundays Insurance page and use the discount code: BIKE22.

Liability: Members acknowledge that engagement with the leaderboard activities, either solo or in a group, is at their own risk. The Club, its officials, and members, will not be held accountable for any injury, loss, or damage suffered as a result of participation.

Compliance with Laws: Members commit to adhering to all applicable laws and regulations, including but not limited to speed limits and the Highway Code. The Club does not endorse any form of reckless or dangerous cycling and maintains the right to suspend the Club membership of those who do not comply with these regulations.

By engaging with the Surrey Cycling Club leaderboard activities, you are consenting to these Terms and Conditions. If you do not agree with any aspect of these Terms and Conditions, please refrain from participating. We reserve the right to update these Terms and Conditions at any time, and your ongoing participation after such changes will indicate your acceptance of the changes.

Thank you for your cooperation, and we wish you enjoyable and safe cycling!

Updated: 04.01.2026