1.2
FIETS
2.8 mi
DISTANCE
775 ft
GAINED
5.2 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This 2.8 mile bike climb is located in CA, USA. The average gradient is 5.2% and there is a total elevation gain of 775 ft, finishing at 1,161 ft.
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This climb averages 0%. The steepest quarter mile of this climb is 0%. NaN miles of the climb is at or above 10% grade. The gradient on this climb is broken down as follows:
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Roadway and Traffic:
Road surface is good as of February 2021; traffic is light.
Parking:
There is a public parking space in the Hacienda Hills near the top of the climb - we recommend starting from there and doing several close roads in your ride, including Oak Canyon Dr
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Turnbull Canyon and the Hacienda hills have good hiking and mountain biking trails for being in urban Los Angeles.
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JonLested
Modest climb from East Whittier into Hacienda Heights. Roadway is two-lanes with little to no shoulder. Road has patches of gravel/sand/dirt from the canyon wall on your right. Lots of hairpins and blind corners so be wary of vehicle traffic in both directions. Nice views of the canyon to the left as you ascend and the homes on the crest give you a good sense where the finish is at.
