CDT
CDT is a long, mostly runnable climb in Colorado. At 2.1 TEP it sits in the easier half of the catalogue. Expect 39 to 65 minutes. Its steepest 500 metres run at 19.9% and start 4.7 km in, so the worst of it lands when you are already committed. It is graded alpine hiking, with exposed rock where you may need your hands. Southeast-facing, so it takes the morning sun and clears of snow earlier in spring.
- TEP
- 2.1
- Climb
- +418 m
- Distance
- 5.3 km
- Average grade
- 7.8%
- Time
- 39 to 65 min
Climbs nearby
- Cdnst, 5.8 km at 11.1% (1 km away)
- Waterdog Lakes, 2.6 km at 12.3% (4.2 km away)
- Canyon Creek, 1.6 km at 15.4%, Colorado (6.4 km away)
- Hancock Pass Jeep, 1.5 km at 13.0% (6.7 km away)
- Colorado, 8.7 km at 8.2%, Colorado (6.9 km away)
- Canyon Creek, 15.2 km at 6.7%, Colorado (10 km away)
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