United StatesNew Mexico Bobcat Pass South
Bobcat Pass South Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

5.5
PDI
3.9 mi
DISTANCE
956 ft
GAINED
4.7 %
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Page Contributor(s): Dan Razum, San Jose, California

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This 3.9 mile bike climb is located in NM, USA. The average gradient is 4.7% and there is a total elevation gain of 956 ft, finishing at 9,726 ft.

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Page summary by PJAMM ambassador Dan Razum, San Jose, California.

Bobcat Pass is a pleasant climb in the high mountains. We pass through some forests but there aren't any views along the climb because the pass isn't a sharp peak, it is a wide pass with gentle slopes on either side.  

There is less traffic than on nearby Palo Flechado pass and the road is better for cycling as well, it is wider with better sight lines to see traffic and be seen.  There isn't a shoulder at the beginning but about halfway up a shoulder appears. The pavement is in good condition. The gentle curves and wide road also make for a fast descent.