15.2
PDI
6.8 mi
DISTANCE
2,455 ft
GAINED
6.8 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): Juan Camilo Echeverri, Washinton DC
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MethowBiker
This climb is now part of the Olympic area gravel racing series. It’s a steady climb from Quilcene with forest roads and occasional territorial views. Best to do after a period of dry weather as parts can be quite muddy. Great coffee in quilcene near the usfs ranger station. And quilcene cafe is a nice place for dinner too. No services and limited to no cell service. You can make a longer day, easily up to 75 miles and 9,000 ft of vert if you’ve got the legs for it . See the Bon Jon Passout gravel race page for rwgps routes.
