13
PDI
4.9 mi
DISTANCE
2,007 ft
GAINED
7.4 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This is the sixth hardest bike climb in Sonoma County. The first half of the climb presents the greatest challenge with an average grade (9.2%) nearly double that of the second half (4.9%). During the summer, the temperatures in this area can approach and exceed 100 degrees, so beware of the weather. This is a private, peaceful, challenging climb surrounded by oaks and forest along most of this relatively secluded climb.
Average grade is 7.4% (8.6% climb only). 46% of the climb is at 5-10% grade and 33% is at 10-15%. The steepest quarter-mile is 12.7%.
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Roadway: Narrow two lane roadway in fair to poor condition with potholes. There is no center stripe or shoulder.
Traffic: Minimal.
Parking: On the side of the road just before the start of the climb (Map; Street View).
Provisions: None on this remote climb. The closest food and beverages are in Cloverdale 2.3 miles from climb start (Map).
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Geysers Road South and Pine Mountain out and back make for a good bike climbing day where you will see but a handful of motor vehicles (and not many cyclists, either . . . ). This climb is 60 miles gaining 9,200' (Map).
If you have traveled to Sonoma County to cycle or have any questions concerning cycling in the North Bay, you are welcome to contact me at john@pjammcycling.com with your questions about the area - I grew up and live in Sonoma and have good knowledge of cycling in this region.
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