8.1
PDI
1.9 mi
DISTANCE
1,008 ft
GAINED
10.1 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): Dan Razum, Campbell, CA, USA; Aryeh Nirenberg, Baltimore, Maryland; Chuck Haskins;
INTRO
This 1.9 mile bike climb is located in MD, USA. The average gradient is 10.1% and there is a total elevation gain of 1,008 ft, finishing at 1,752 ft.
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Parking is available near the top of the climb on Gambrill Park Rd. about 1/2 mile north of Coxey.
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dyben
I tackled coxey brown at the end of 5 hard consecutive days on the bike. It felt wicked hard as I was beat up but I would say is super tough either way. Gambrill state park is absolutely gorgeous making the trip to hit coxey totally worth!!
hrefhronald
Tough climb (probably the toughest in Maryland) but the best part isn't the climb itself. It's that Coxed Brown Road is located in Gambrill State Park with dozens of other amazing and challenging climbs within a mile. If you want some vertical, head out to Gambrill and make sure to hit the king of the park: Coxey Brown Road.
haskinsc
I park at the top in the gravel lot on Gambrill Park Rd about a quarter mile north of Coxey then descend Coxey to Harmony Rd, turn around and climb back up. It's pretty tough on one wheel.
