19.3
PDI
7.8 mi
DISTANCE
3,018 ft
GAINED
7.3 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This 7.8 mile bike climb is located in OR, USA. The average gradient is 7.3% and there is a total elevation gain of 3,018 ft, finishing at 3,068 ft.
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josephbcoolman
I've climbed Mt. Hebo twice. It's a must do if you're in the area. Ample parking at the nearby rangers station. The road is a very low traffic climb. You may encounter logging trucks, the drivers are nice. Take care when descending, the road can be very slick from rain or fog. And it's a little broken up in a few spots. I always climb Hebo when I visit Lincoln City.
mikekeating
Almost no traffic on Hebo Road, but if you bike to Hebo Road, the surrounding roads have traffic and not much for shoulders. The roads are not bad, but a little rough. As I neared the peak of Hebo where the asphalt ends, I spotted something shiny in the road .... it was a shiny Delaware quarter in the center of the road. While I was living in Idaho at the time, I am from Delaware ... so I am not sure what to make of that! It's worth climbing and if I lived nearby it would be a great regular ride, but there was nothing spectacular that would make me want to climb it again. I only hit it because I was nearby visiting.
