Norton Summit Rd Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

1.4
FIETS
5 mi
DISTANCE
1,143 ft
GAINED
4.2 %
AVG. GRADE

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Page Contributor(s): Nick Payne, Canberra, Australia

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This climb is featured on Stage 3 of the 2023 Tour Down Under.

See key statistics for 2023 Tour Down under on PJAMM's 2023 Tour Down Under home page and TDU Stage 3 which features Corkscrew and Norton Summit Roads. 

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CLIMB SUMMARY

bike and PJAMM Cycling Australia jersey parked against road sign for Norton Summit Road; PJAMM cyclist gives hang loose sing in front of road sign reading "Pass Cyclists Safely"

Cycling Norton Summit, Adelaide, Australia

Ride 8 kilometers gaining 347 meters at 4.2% average grade.

Norton Summit is the most-ridden bike climb in the Adelaide Hills, with 432,350 attempts logged on Strava as of April 2022.

photo collage includes street sign reading "You are entering a Fruit Production Area"'; eucalyptus lined roadways, PJAMM water bottle in front of hairpin turn in roadway

Climb summary by PJAMM’s Brad Butterfield.

This climb is the most popular in Adelaide for a reason. In fact, I saw dozens of cyclists riding up and down during my time riding it - some of whom looked to be pro. Like Old Norton Summit Road, on Norton Summit Road you are riding through very old country, passing vineyards and ancient homesteads…okay, not ancient…but very old. The last kilometers of the climb are very easy by any cyclist's standards at 2% average grade for the final two kilometers.

views on the way up Norton Summit Road; photo collage includes scrub brushes, vineyards, brown grasses; and two llamas  

Some of the great views on the way up Norton Summit Road.

bike and PJAMM Cycling Australia jersey lean against sign for Norton Summit, one km from climb finish

View east and down the hill, one kilometer from the finish.  

Norton Summit Road becomes Lobethal Road just past this point.

bike parked in front of guardrail next to street sign for Norton Summit, Adelaide, and in front of cemetery at climb's finish

The climb finishes just past Norton Summit Cemetery.