Now in its twelfth year, with a reputation established as one of the most testing yet enjoyable sportive courses in the south, the HHH achieves the seemingly impossible by providing 100 miles of near traffic-free sportive cycling through unspoiled countryside, taking in a variety of challenging climbs - from drags to short sharp shocks to big hills, adding up to more than 6000 ft of ascending and descending. For 2018, the HHH is hosted once more by Sparsholt College near Winchester, with its extensive on-site parking andexcellent facilities including cafe/diner.
A new combination of HHH route sections takes the event up to and over Watership Down for the first time in several seasonsand totals in excess of 6000ft of ascent and descent. Variety is also a great feature of the HHH, as there are some superb descents and some rolling sections too. There is also a Midi course, which trims off the top of the long route, reducing the challenge to 67 miles. All the Midi miles are also ridden by the SuperMax riders too. Unbeatably well-stocked feed stations, crewed by the HHH team and Hampshire Air Ambulance volunteers help to create the HHH unique atmosphere.
