Port de Valldemossa Cumbrian So called for the sinister

So called for the sinister old dead oak tree that stands at its top

Now available with the correct spelling Ged

Hartside stays at a very pleasant 6% for miles

One on regular roads the second on a service road that slowly disintergrates to rubble

Port de Valldemossa Cumbrian So called for the sinisterThe first thing that strikes you about this climb is the distance the tiny harbour appears to be below you. The narrow and gnarly road is mainly sheltered in trees clinging, like you, to the mountain side. A cracking little fish restaurant awaits to fuel you for the return leg back out and over the sheer looking cliff. Ace fun and my favourite climb on the island. Limited to 15 copies.