7.9
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2.8 mi
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1,161 ft
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8 %
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Difficulty: Moderate
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May 9, 2021
difficulty: Moderate
scenery: 5
traffic: 4
road: 4
May 9, 2021
scenery: 5
traffic: 4
road: 4
An amazing ascent, Pipers Gap is short but one you will remember. It has solid grade, particularly over its first half. It sweeps up the mountain ridge on a single lane through much of its length and is very scenic. Several tight turns add an alpine feel (and add to a sweet descent). It ends at the Blue Ridge Parkway with other riding possibilities. Perhaps my favorite climb in the Southeast.
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