7.5
PDI
5.3 mi
DISTANCE
1,466 ft
GAINED
5.3 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This 5.3 mile bike climb is located in NH, USA. The average gradient is 5.3% and there is a total elevation gain of 1,466 ft, finishing at 2,744 ft.
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robertcarter10058
Great climb! The shorter but slightly harder side of Kancamagus, but still easy attainable for most people who are looking at this website I assume. Pretty much a steady 5.5-6% the entire way, steepening just before the top. No climbing chainrings required. The main reason that I rated this side harder is that unless you drive part-way up the mountain, you will have to do another climb right before this to get to where this route starts. Either Bear Notch North (4.5mi @ 4.5%) or the 10-mile @ 2% steady road from Conway. You can also climb the west side of Kanc first and then come back up the East side, which I would recommend trying at least once; it's a simple out-and-back from Lincoln where there is great parking and where the best hotels are if you are coming from far away. Descending back down this side is a bit sketchier than the West side; it is VERY fast, very open, and there are parts where you can get slammed by crosswinds. Overall though it's an excellent time.
