Fort Ross - main climb
Segment in Cazadero. 3.73km, 417m elevation difference. Average grade is 11.2% with the steepest quarter mile at 14.9%. Completed by 37 athletes.
Description
The Fort Ross Road West climb is a cherished route among cyclists in Sonoma County, California, presenting a combination of natural beauty and challenging terrain that is hard to match. This climb weaves through stunning landscapes, offering breathtaking views of Sonoma County’s Pacific Coastline and its majestic redwood forests, making it a visually rewarding experience. As you ascend, you'll be enveloped by the serene beauty of the dense redwoods, a stark contrast to the ocean's expansive vistas awaiting you at higher elevations. It's a ride that combines intense physical challenge with the serene beauty of one of California's most picturesque regions, making it a must-attempt for any cyclist seeking to conquer some of the state's most epic climbs.
For further details and cycling data about Fort Ross Road West, visit PJAMM Cycling's overview of the climb.