3.1
PDI
2.5 mi
DISTANCE
641 ft
GAINED
4.7 %
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This 2.5 mile bike climb is located in CT, USA. The average gradient is 4.7% and there is a total elevation gain of 641 ft, finishing at 1,165 ft.
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farmano
This climb is the most obvious route to reach West/East Hartland from Riverton. Traffic is typically light and the shoulder is pretty good.The beginning of the climb can be a bit challenging but then the road descends to bit before a light, long steady climb to the top. The climbing really starts at the intersection with Hogback Road.Hogback is fabulous as it runs along the Farmington River and will take you to the Goodwin Dam, which is absolutely beautiful. Cycle to the top of Hogback for a killer workout and then turn right to get back to Riverton Road Route 20. On Strava the segment is "Rte 20 access to Rev".
2.46 miles - 632 Feet - 4.8%
