7.9
PDI
2.1 mi
DISTANCE
1,033 ft
GAINED
9.5 %
AVG. GRADE
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This 2.1 mile bike climb is located in TN, USA. The average gradient is 9.5% and there is a total elevation gain of 1,033 ft, finishing at 1,679 ft.
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JohnS
This would be a great short climb but the road is in awful condition. We parked at the base at the cave spring state park which was great logistics but the mountain road is rutted, rough and basically requires you to bounce your way up and ride your brakes hard back down because you can't go more than 10 mph without risk.
jsummers
One of the many short and steep climbs in this amazing area to ride a bike. Narrow road is under tree cover much of the way for shade. Multiple ways to get to the tops of the ridges in the area can keep you occupied for days.
