5.3
PDI
2.5 mi
DISTANCE
883 ft
GAINED
6.7 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This 2.5 mile bike climb is located in MD, USA. The average gradient is 6.7% and there is a total elevation gain of 883 ft, finishing at 1,582 ft.
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chblue321
The fishers section was good clean asphalt. The highland section was gritty chipseal; no problem climbing but be careful descending
arielatom
This is one of the main alternatives to Coxey Brown, and I find this climb to be more fun as well. It's prettier and although easier it never fails to offer enough of a challenge. The road kicks up for a steep ramp after passing a lone house on the right to start turning on the hurt, and then it stair steps its way to the top of that portion. If you're going for a PB or KOM here, you need to keep just enough in reserve on Fishers Hollow for steadier but still reasonably steep climbing on Highland School Rd.
