5.1
FIETS
9.8 mi
DISTANCE
2,660 ft
GAINED
5.2 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): Steve Jones, Olympia, WA; Joel Blatt, Bend, OR
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This 9.8 mile bike climb is located in OR, USA. The average gradient is 5.2% and there is a total elevation gain of 2,660 ft, finishing at 6,221 ft.
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joelmblatt
I almost selected Horrible for road quality, but it is not impossible or impassable. Not a problem climbing to where pavement ends, which is before you get to lake. This is outstanding climb with modest traffic; people going for hikes or fishing. The problem is with the descent, which is fast and often difficult to see significant potholes. I've gone as far as to have ex-girlfriend pick me up at the top, but that's just me. Usually, I just ride the brakes on descent, until my hands ache. Again, great climb, just unfortunate surface. Don't think I have not talked to city, county, and forest service, because I have. The problem is that road actually spans all their jurisdictions and therefore, nobody will own fixing it, although city has repaved section from town for a few miles in last few years. This is bane of riding in north Deschutes County, because this would be fantastic, if the surface was redone. Has been stage in Cascades Cycling Classic.
