1.9
FIETS
3.6 mi
DISTANCE
1,131 ft
GAINED
5.6 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): John Summerson, The Complete Guide to Climbing (By Bike), 2nd Edition.; Mitch Reid, Reno, NV, USA
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This 3.6 mile bike climb is located in MA, USA. The average gradient is 5.6% and there is a total elevation gain of 1,131 ft, finishing at 2,151 ft.
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Mikey62481
Short but good little climb...the hardest part is the Mountain road at the beginning which has the longest sustained grade of the climb (about 0.5 miles at 10%), that part of the climb carries a little bit of traffic but not too bad. NOTE: if you ride this before Memorial Day Weekend or after Halloween, the summit road is closed to cars and you can ride up a nice, short sustained road that makes for a better climbing experience in my opinion (it's a 1-way road going downhill but the only cars at that time of year would be maintenance/park cars)...it has no descents/flat areas and you can get into a nice, steady rhythm
