I'm interested in how far, in miles and climbs, and how often people commute to work.

No other reasons than being nosey / curious to compare it to my own situation.

I've gone with weekly mileage, as I think its the totals that count overall.

I've done a couple of commutes and am trying to organise myself to do it twice, then three times a week when the weathers nice.

Mine is 32-34 miles each way, 760m of ups on the way, 860m on the way back (over 2-3 climbs approx each way) as it basically crosses the penines. I'd be nervous about the roads in the winter but with enough bright lights I guess it'd be ok.

I was doing 23miles each way, 4 days a week. Doing half that at the mo (drive half way, ride other half) whilst I'm in knee rehab mode. In the flatlands though, under 200m of climbing.

Does my twice weekly 10-mile grocery run count? I use my touring bike - four panniers and sometimes a box on the rack if it's a dog food week.

6 miles return couple times a week but some significant climbs.

sometimes do a longer loop in of 25miles

I walk to work

6 miles each way, but it is flat. I do it every day of the week year round and thankfully have a shower in work.

Ive recently started using the canal path rather than battling with cars on the road. Much more pleasurable.

A flatish (500ft elevation according to Strava) 16 mile round trip 2-3 times a week...

About 10 miles each way and no clue about the elevation. TBH I haven't done it for ages as I have been overcome with the small PITAs associated with family life, job commitments etc that make commuting either theoretical or practically more awkward.

I accept it's a pathetic excuse

19km each way and around 180m climbing, more noticeable on the way home for some reason. Used to be able to do it in 35 mins, now more like 40. I would like to think the hills have got steeper, but in reality I it may be that I have got older.....

13miles a day, 5 days a week.

20 fairly flat each way, up to 4 days a week when I was fit and had time but now I'm lucky to manage once a month.

I'm lucky cos I've got a shower at work and secure storage for the bike, and I tend to take clothes in by car so I don't need to carry as much on the bike.

Mines only 12 miles per day (round trip) so I bought myself Charge Plug SS, really great as there is almost no hills and its as comfortable as a big soft armchair !

We're really lucky because we have lockers, showers, basement secure parking and even a tumble dryer!

Worth noting, planning the recovery time can be fairly crucial. When I was fit, doing the miles over winter, by Thursday (doing 5 days work in 4 days mon-thurs to make up for day release on a friday), I;d be pretty pooped on the way home on thurs + carrying the clothes, non optimum nutrition etc. etc.

Summer it's easy, doing it over winter, especially when you have a car (isn't you commute Snake Pass too!?) take a bit of will power. Same route day in, day out gets a bit boring too - although I've got over this by calling it mental training

Worth noting, planning the recovery time can be fairly crucial. When I was fit, doing the miles over winter, by Thursday (doing 5 days work in 4 days mon-thurs to make up for day release on a friday), I;d be pretty pooped on the way home on thurs + carrying the clothes, non optimum nutrition etc. etc.

Summer it's easy, doing it over winter, especially when you have a car (isn't you commute Snake Pass too!?) take a bit of will power. Same route day in, day out gets a bit boring too - although I've got over this by calling it mental training

Also worth noting, the majority of "training" for my first go at BB200 (and associated time) was done pretty much through commuting, so it can broadly work as a steady baseline fitness

In the sunshine, 80% of my route would be cracking. The rest, city roads so not so good.

I should be able to get set up and give it a go a few times from next week.

its too much of a time commitment to do it daily, being 2 hours each way, not to mention energy!

edit*
I could do a half way situation I guess, wouldnt be too hard to organise

30 miles per day at present. 6 days a week.
doing 500 or over per month since jan 1st.

20 miles in hilly but downhill overall. 23 miles back, hillier and uphill over all. I try and do it three times a week but usually end up taking the train for part of the journey one way on one or two days. Great way of keeping the miles up in winter plus I treat going in as a time trial so I tend to go full gas - great for power and stamina training!

Everyday, 0.5 each way but come home for lunch so 10 miles a week.

10km each way, but I do it 5 days a week on a singlespeed. Makes it easier having no car! I'll only get the bus when it's icey

Between 12.5 to 18.5km each way depending on routes chosen, either all on rural roads or 75% off-road through forest and river valley. Work is roughly 250m lower than home; great riding in, an effort riding home after a hard day! Manage it on average twice a week - sometimes 3 or 4 times a week, sometimes not at all. Keep a clean change of clothes at work, just carry lunch and underwear on commute in a saddlebag. Only problem for me is that some mornings I really don't want to stop riding...

My place of work is 12.7 miles away.
It is about 200 metres higher than where I live with a two or three minor ups and downs in between.
I have a choice of off road or on road routes.
I ride to work 4 days a week all year round.
Been hit by two cars, crashed on black ice, been half drowned in the winter and the summer, battled gale force headwinds, fallen trees, a foot of snow and today
the road had melted in places.
When I drive in, I am miserable.

40 miles a day (20 each way), 4 or 5 times per week during the day light months.

Usually about 100 reet hilly as an average. Should tick over to 2500 total so far for the year after this weekend

Once in 2 years, its wasn't the distance (40 mile each way) that put me off it was the traffic - it felt like I had a target painted on my back, especially on the way in.

So now its either drive or most likely work from home.

Gosh

I've tried to do my 16 mile each way commute once a week. I mostly manage it (today is my cycling day)

I thought that was quite impressive, clearly not compared with all you lot! I cycle about 50 miles a week on average