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Vale Street, Totterdown in Bristol has the honour of being the steepest street in Britain. Leeds isn't a notoriously hilly City like Sheffield perhaps, but I was wondering what street in Leeds has the honour of being the steepest?The Google Street view of Vale Street can be seen here. http://snipurl.com/20rvpbThey park their cars on an angle for very good reason by the looks of things             

bottom half of hough end lane in bramley cant be far off.

simpotts wrote: bottom half of hough end lane in bramley cant be far off. That looks fair steep yes, I bet it can be beaten though.I'll add the street view of it herehttp://snipurl.com/20sf8b

Carr Lane - Rawdon?Thats pretty bad at the top.http://snipurl.com/20sxpm

" The Steep" in Yeadon. real name is Town st.(I think)

Wesley Street LS 11. It always felt steep climbing up it after Leeds United lost

I nominate Pickering Street in Armley, certainly a short sharp climb.

Whitecote Hill at Bramley must be one of the steepest ??

uncle mick wrote: Wesley Street LS 11. It always felt steep climbing up it after Leeds United lost Although and probably because they are much shorter, Cemetery Road to the north and Crows Nest Lane (Town Street- Drysalters on RR) to the south will be much steeper.

tyke bhoy wrote: uncle mick wrote: Wesley Street LS 11. It always felt steep climbing up it after Leeds United lost Although and probably because they are much shorter, Cemetery Road to the north and Crows Nest Lane (Town Street- Drysalters on RR) to the south will be much steeper. Would suspect the Sunny Views which come off Wesley Street are steeper then Wesley Street its self. Also Kirk Beston between Wesley STreet and Crow Nest Lane is fairly steep, but would suspect theres worse in Leeds.