Sherman Pass (full climb)

Segment in Kernville. 25.4km, 1591m elevation difference. Average grade is 6.3% with the steepest quarter mile at 9.1%. Completed by 0 athletes.

Description

Sherman Pass West is recognized as one of the most challenging cycling climbs in California and the United States. With a reputation for its toughness, it's ranked as the #4 hardest cycling climb in California. The ride presents cyclists with a substantial challenge through the Sierra Nevada, characterized by its stunning scenery, remote location, and grand scale. Covering about 15.4 miles, riders encounter an elevation gain of around 5,250 feet, navigating an average grade of 6.5%. Cyclists face segments that vary in steepness throughout the ascent: 27% of the climb has a gentler slope of 0-5% grade, a considerable 64% portion falls within the 5-10% grade range, and an intense 8% stretch features a daunting 10-15% average grade. Such variety in gradient combined with the climb's length and elevation makes Sherman Pass West both a remarkable and challenging endeavor for cycling enthusiasts.

For more detailed information about the climb, visit PJAMM Cycling and Cycle Uphill.

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