11.7
PDI
3 mi
DISTANCE
1,510 ft
GAINED
9.5 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): Dan Razum, Campbell, CA, USA
INTRO
Cycling Jamison Road - this is one of several fantastic bike climbs through the redwoods in the Santa Cruz Mountains above Silicon Valley.
PLAN YOUR ROUTE
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See more details and tools regarding this climb's grade via the “Profile Tool” button.
Roadway: Two lane narrow roadway with center stripes and no shoulder, in fair condition with some rough spots.
Traffic: Light.
Parking: 50 yards up Jamison from the start, just past the Cal Fire station on the left side of the road - Map; Street View.
Provisions: None on the route. The closest place to get food and beverages from the start of this climb is in Boulder Creek three miles south east (Map).
Before heading out on any cycling adventure check out our Things to Bring on a Cycling Trip and use our interactive check list to ensure you don't forget anything.
There are many great climbs in the Santa Cruz Mountains - see our Santa Cruz County climb page or use the “Routes in Area” button on the menu bar above to see other bike climbs in this area.
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LarryN
I rode this climb on Oct 30, 2023 and its been freshly repaved and repaired ! Top to bottom is rolled smooth tarmac. its still steep - its still difficult - but now you don't have to "pick your line" while climbing.
