10.3
PDI
1.9 mi
DISTANCE
1,154 ft
GAINED
11.5 %
AVG. GRADE
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This 1.9 mile bike climb is located in Waikato, New Zealand. The average gradient is 11.5% and there is a total elevation gain of 1,154 ft, finishing at 1,271 ft.
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JamieC
I foolishly ignored the signs and lifted my bike over the two gates to proceed to the summit (3,081ft). This picked up Strava segment "Mt Te Aroha": 4.39mi, 2,913ft, 12.6%
Beyond the second gate the road is all gravel, loose in places. Steeper pitches required steady pace to maintain traction and momentum. Although not a big climb at 2,913ft, it was grueling. The middle 1.8 miles averages 14.1% with some pitches significantly steeper. Didn't take any photos on the ascent.
Overall: not recommended. Will not do again. Makes Mt St Helena (California) look very easy.
