Climber's Bivouac Road
This long, very steep climb rises in Washington. Expect 87 to 146 minutes. The hardest 500 metres average 40.7% and start 5.8 km in, so the worst of it lands when you are already committed. It faces south: warm in summer, and often clear of snow when the slopes around it are not. At 35.0 TEP it is harder than almost every climb in the catalogue. Graded demanding mountain hiking, meaning footing matters more than fitness in places.
- TEP
- 35.0
- Climb
- +1379 m
- Distance
- 6.4 km
- Average grade
- 21.6%
- Time
- 87 to 146 min
Climbs nearby
- Butte Camp, 4.4 km at 9.6%, Washington (3.9 km away)
- Ape Canyon, 3.8 km at 9.1% (7.4 km away)
- Sheep Canyon, 2.2 km at 13.6%, Washington (8.3 km away)
- Toutle, 1.9 km at 18.6%, Washington (8.6 km away)
- Toutle, 834 m at 17.0% (8.9 km away)
- Fossil, 1.1 km at 22.6%, Washington (9.6 km away)
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