National Forest Development Road 1703
National Forest Development Road 1703 is a long, mostly runnable climb in Washington. Its 3.2 TEP puts it in the easier half of the catalogue. Expect 100 to 167 minutes. Its steepest 500 metres run at 14.6% and start 13.2 km in, so the worst of it lands when you are already committed. Mostly on gravel and farm tracks. Facing southwest, it takes the afternoon heat and melts out early in the year.
- TEP
- 3.2
- Climb
- +905 m
- Distance
- 14.2 km
- Average grade
- 6.4%
- Time
- 100 to 167 min
Climbs nearby
- Lost Creek, 1.4 km at 19.3% (1.4 km away)
- Nile Loop Snowmobile, 9.0 km at 6.9% (6.1 km away)
- Clover Springs, 7.6 km at 7.9%, Washington (7.2 km away)
- Little Bald Snowmobile, 9.5 km at 6.6%, Washington (7.6 km away)
- Milk Creek Snowmobile, 14.7 km at 5.5% (7.7 km away)
- Bald Mtn, 6.6 km at 7.9%, Washington (8.4 km away)
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