6.3
PDI
3.4 mi
DISTANCE
1,111 ft
GAINED
6.2 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): Eric Kuehl, Chicago, IL, USA; Todd Short, Scottsdale, AZ, USA
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This 3.4 mile bike climb is located in TN, USA. The average gradient is 6.2% and there is a total elevation gain of 1,111 ft, finishing at 1,877 ft.
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A fun shorter climb. Very peaceful in the morning. The canopy of trees give tons of shade in the hot summer. Only the less strenuous parts of the climb are unshaded. There are 2 or 3 spots to take in the view of the valley and the opposing ridge, if you're interested in stopping. Not a lot of traffic but I've found people in Tennessee are generally very considerate and give lots of room when passing. Make it a loop by riding to the end of Montlake Rd. and hanging a right on Mowbray Pike. Enjoy the decent but be careful of the pour road patches, sand/stone on the shoulder, and the hairpin that made me lose the rear tire for a sketchy moment before recovering. This is a great climb to stick in the middle of a long ride if you're ever riding through Soddy Daisy.
