United StatesCalifornia Parker Pass East
Parker Pass East Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

4.7
FIETS
12.2 mi
DISTANCE
2,947 ft
GAINED
4.2 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
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Page Contributor(s): Ron Hawks, Las Vegas, NV, USA.

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This 12.2 mile bike climb is located in Tulare County, California, USA. The average gradient is 4.2% and there is a total elevation gain of 2,947 ft, finishing at 6,575 ft.

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Cycling Parker Pass East

Ride 12.2 miles gaining 2,947’ at 4.2% average grade.

Parker Pass is located in the Sequoia National Forest on a little used but rough (as of November, 2019) roadway.  Parker Pass East shares the same start point with Sherman Pass.  The climb is much less challenging than its neighbor Sherman Pass and, as with Sherman, be quite hot in the summer. This is a nice 1-2 punch when coupled with Sherman Pass.  

You can access Trail of 100 Giants from this climb.  While you do pass through Johnsondale on this climb, it is just an RV park and there are no provisions anywhere along this 12 mile route - you are in a remote area while climbing Parker and Sherman passes.

Wildfires have robbed much of the beauty of this part of the Sierras.

Thanks for the contribution Ron!!