No. 1Hardknott Pass
Minor road, near Coniston
- Length
- 4.6 km
- Bends
- 79 (17.2 per km)
- In the park
- 100%
The bendiest is Hardknott Pass: 79 bends in 4.6 km. 20 stretches below, best first, each with a GPX track.
Minor road, near Coniston
Minor road, near Grasmere
B road, near Keswick
B road, between Coniston and Windermere and Bowness
B road, between Ambleside and Grasmere
B road, near Ambleside
A road, between Ambleside and Coniston
A road, near Coniston
Lane, near Coniston
Minor road, near Windermere and Bowness
A road (trunk), between Grasmere and Ambleside
B road, near Keswick
A road, near Windermere and Bowness
A road, near Glenridding
A road, between Windermere and Bowness and Glenridding
A road (trunk), near Coniston
A road (trunk), near Windermere and Bowness
Lane, near Keswick
B road, near Windermere and Bowness
Lane, near Windermere and Bowness
Only the road's shape and class count, the same rule for every road and park. Each bend is measured by its radius in OpenStreetMap: under 30 m a hairpin, then tight, a bend, gentle; wider than 175 m is a straight. Streets signed 30 mph or less earn nothing. The stretch is cut where the bends stop coming. It is ranked on how bendy it is (55%), the class of road (20%: A and B roads in full, minor roads 70%, lanes 35%), how long it runs, up to 12 km (15%), and how much of it is inside the park (10%). One-way roads and roundabouts are left out. Nobody picks the roads by hand.
Roads: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), read 29 October 2026. Check closures and conditions before you ride; single-track passes have steep gradients and passing places.