Yeagerville Road Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

6.3
PDI
4.2 mi
DISTANCE
1,211 ft
GAINED
5.4 %
AVG. GRADE

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Page Contributor(s): Ties Arts, Bussum, Netherlands

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This was a nice climb from the roundout reservoir side. The climb is however not a gradual climb, but constantly becomes steep and then relatively flat or even goes down.

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Ties Arts, Bussum Netherlands

 

Ties Arts summary of his 2017 climb:

“This was a nice climb from the roundout reservoir side. The climb is however not a gradual climb, but constantly becomes steep and then relatively flat or even goes down.


Interval training (again)! This is what makes this climb a bit more tough especially I you already have 100km in your legs, like I did”.