20.8
PDI
11.7 mi
DISTANCE
3,568 ft
GAINED
5.8 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This 11.7 mile bike climb is located in WA, USA. The average gradient is 5.8% and there is a total elevation gain of 3,568 ft, finishing at 6,455 ft.
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MethowBiker
From the bridge over the chewuch river, the first 7 miles is paved, sort of. Lots of forest fires and lack of maintenance make a gravel bike a necessity even on this lower section. Pavement ends at around 3200 feet. From there to 5,000 feet, a good mile plus of heavy washboard. The last couple miles to the pass are very rough, but fine in my 44 mm tires. Great views, esp now since much as the country there has burned since 2014. Zero services, little to no cell service. Take everything you need. Continue north for a nice bike packing route all the way to loomis and Orville. This is bear country too. Note that the weather here is MUCH different than Winthrop. I’ve seen snow squalls here in July.
