Kings Mountain - Stop Sign to Stop Sign
Segment in Woodside. 6.78km, 472m elevation difference. Average grade is 7.0% with the steepest quarter mile at 8.6%. Completed by 70 athletes.
Description
The Kings Mountain climb, renowned for its Stop Sign to Stop Sign challenge, is a revered ascent among cycling enthusiasts in California. This iconic route spans approximately 4.21 miles, demanding an elevation gain of 1,549 feet with an average gradient of 7.0%, culminating in a rewarding finish at 1,996 feet above sea level. The journey through this climb is characterized by serene redwood forests of Huddart Park, presenting cyclists with not only a physical challenge but also an opportunity to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the region. Riders will navigate through steep and twisting roads that have established Kings Mountain as both a challenging climb and descent, making it a must-attempt for those seeking to conquer significant elevations and gradients in the Bay Area.
For a detailed account of the Kings Mountain Road climb, visit PJAMM Cycling.
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