2.4
FIETS
1.8 mi
DISTANCE
878 ft
GAINED
9 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): (Cover photo) Kenneth Cave, Google
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This 1.8 mile bike climb is located in ME, USA. The average gradient is 9% and there is a total elevation gain of 878 ft, finishing at 1,295 ft.
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Mikey62481
This climb is short but extremely steep at times…the hardest section is after the descent after the first mile and it feels like 20% for a good stretch, in fact for like 15-20 feet I think it’s over 25%! Zero traffic on this one, it says it’s a quarry blasting zone but was completely empty on a Saturday…In fact I only encountered one single person hiking the whole time…Descent is a little treacherous coming down the steep section near the top. The Views at the top are great; Tough little climb!
NOTE: next time I will park on quarry road before the route begins, as it looked like there was a place for cars to park off the road to the right side…
