Geysers Bridge to Summit #1
Segment in Cloverdale. 12.17km, 549m elevation difference. Average grade is 4.5% with the steepest quarter mile at 13.0%. Completed by 57 athletes.
Description
The Geysers North climb is an iconic and challenging ascent located in scenic Sonoma County, California. Revered by cyclists for its remote beauty and demanding nature, this climb takes riders through a mix of flat and rolling terrains before introducing steep gradients that can soar to leg-breaking inclines of 20% for prolonged and grueling stretches. Spanning approximately 24 miles round trip, participants will journey through wild, untamed landscapes, including vineyards and creek canyons, that define this picturesque yet challenging route. The road ultimately leads north from Geyserville, making it a favored route for those looking to experience the tranquil yet rugged beauty of northern Sonoma County on two wheels. With a mix of demanding ascents and thrilling descents, the Geysers North climb offers an unforgettable experience and is a must-conquer challenge for serious cyclists seeking to test their limits against some of California's most fearsome inclines.
For more information, visit Geysers Road - Jay's Essential Bike Rides and The Geysers - Santa Rosa Cycling Club.