3.9
FIETS
2 mi
DISTANCE
1,156 ft
GAINED
11.1 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): The Complete Guide to Climbing (by Bike) 2nd Ed.
INTRO
The east side of Meads Mountain Road is another short and very steep Catskills climb along a dark and narrow road. There are a few houses down low but traffic should always be light on this one. Steep almost all the way up, the climb ends at a parking area for a trailhead on the right on top. Due to severe grade the east side of Meads Mountain Road is a quick descent as well.” (This quote is provided with the approval of John Summerson from his book, The Complete Guide to Climbing (by Bike), 2nd Edition, pg. 80.)
11.1% average grade - 1,156' gained in 2 miles with zero descent. 36% (.7 mile) is at 5-10% grade, 60% (1.2 miles) at 10-15% and 3.4% (.07 mile) is at 15-20%. Steepest quarter mile is 13.9% and steepest half mile 13.5%.
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Roadway: Double lane with no center stripe in good condition.
Traffic: Minimal.
Parking: Park at the Woodstock Community Center 7/10's of a mile south of the start of the climb - Map; Street View.
Provisions: In Woodstock, a mile south of the start of the climb. 
Stay in or visit Woodstock. Tinker Street runs down the center of town and is quite charming.
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