63.9
PDI
21.3 mi
DISTANCE
8,824 ft
GAINED
7.6 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): Ties Arts, Bussum, Netherlands; Rene De jong
INTRO
This 21.3 mile bike climb is located in Jawa Timur, Indonesia. The average gradient is 7.6% and there is a total elevation gain of 8,824 ft, finishing at 9,006 ft.
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mblanarik
Nice climb pleasing gradients up to the National Park entrance. From there the road gets significantly narrower, the tarmac quality worsens and it starts to be really steep. I rode on a Saturday afternoon, partly in rain, traffic was - once out of Pasuruan - almost non-existent, mainly local motorcycle traffic. Unfortunately the central town of Mt. Bromo area (Cemorolawang) cannot be reached on tarmac from this climb. If you want to stay up here to visit Mt. Bromo you have the option to ride back to the King Kong viewpoint and then hike down (narrow slippery treck; 400m altitude loss) or follow further down to the rim and take a jeep ride accross the sandy caldera (it can be ridden on a gravel or MTB) to reach the town. Otherwise you have to descend all the way back to Pasuruan and drive up from Probolingo back to the other side of the crater. The Probolingo approach can be cycled as well, but it has ALL the traffic going towards Mt. Bromo & Cemorolawang.
