7.1
PDI
5.5 mi
DISTANCE
1,444 ft
GAINED
5 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This 5.5 mile bike climb is located in TN, USA. The average gradient is 5% and there is a total elevation gain of 1,444 ft, finishing at 2,069 ft.
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There is parking and a port-a-pot available at Portland Park. This also provides a roughly 3.5 mile warmup on a relatively flat section of Suck Creek Road before the climb.
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shyme44
Great climb for a newbie climber. Moderate, relatively consistent grade and a safe descent. Some traffic, but good road quality and a common cycling route. Parking and port-a-pot available at Portland Park which also provides a flatter warm-up of roughly 3.5 miles before the climb.
Bootsc
This is a great mid-distance climb. It'll give you a workout but not a killer. Nice scenery. The 1 or 2 mile approach is flat and a good primer. Moderate traffic but people tend to give you plenty of space. For some of the climb Suck Creek is running below the bank on your right giving a real peaceful vibe. I will definitely be back.
