United StatesOregon Wolf Mountain
Wolf Mountain Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

28.9
PDI
10.3 mi
DISTANCE
4,118 ft
GAINED
7.6 %
AVG. GRADE
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Page Contributor(s): Don Baty, Corvallis, OR

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This 10.3 mile bike climb is located in OR, USA. The average gradient is 7.6% and there is a total elevation gain of 4,118 ft, finishing at 6,253 ft.

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Overall, very good and smooth gravel. 
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CLIMB SUMMARY

Wolf Mountain

Ride Date:

June, 2024

What we rode:

Canyon Grail

Our tires:

Front: 40mm knobby

Rear: 40mm knobby

What tires we recommend:

Any gravel or durable hybrid tire

What is the surface like?

Like much of central Oregon, it’s about as good as gravel cycling gets.

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The climb begins near a river/bridge, with easy parking at the start coordinates adjacent to the river.  For the first half of the climb, you’ll be in thick forest without a view of much of anything. The gravel road is in good condition and can be ridden on most any tires.

There some washboarded sections to watch out for on the descent, as well as a few random fallen trees and rocks (when PJAMM rode in early June 2024)

Eventually, the gravel road takes you through a series of massive boulders with great views to your right (and some steep drop offs!), as you climb.

A few miles from the summit, you’ll get a view of the road ahead, as it makes a large horseshoe around the inner mountain to the summit.

The final miles of the climb are very steep, and very tough, even with low gearing!

At the summit in June of 2024, PJAMM encountered some snow, but was still able to summit. Plan for cold weather up top!

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