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11.5 mi
DISTANCE
1,598 ft
GAINED
2.5 %
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This 11.5 mile bike climb is located in UT, USA. The average gradient is 2.5% and there is a total elevation gain of 1,598 ft, finishing at 6,104 ft.
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PerryB
I have ridden this climb about ten times, starting at the Lion's Park bike path trail head at the intersection of Highways 191 and 128 just north of downtown Moab. The path climbs up for about 8 miles before joining Highway 313. From this intersection the highway gradually climbs up, peaking at the turn off for Dead Horse Point State Park. The bike path parallels Highway 191. Both the path and Highway 313 have excellent pavement. The traffic on Highway 313 is a steady stream of tourists in RVs and SUVs, but the shoulder is very wide, the road has good lines of sight, and the cars are well behaved.
