Page Contributor(s): Bryant Robbins, Palmer, AK, USA.
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This 2.8 mile bike climb is located in Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA. The average gradient is 6.9% and there is a total elevation gain of 1,008 ft, finishing at 2,444 ft.
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Cycling Mt. Scott Roadway
Ride 2.8 miles gaining 1,008’ at 6.9% average grade.
This is a big climb for Oklahoma. We climb to the summit of Mount Scott which rises 2,464’ out of the plains and is in the Wichita National Wildlife Refuge (est. 1901; 59,020 acres) and part of the Wichita Mountains.