Hill Grades in San Francisco Bay Area
08-24-08, 11:00 PM
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Hill Grades in San Francisco Bay Area
With all these threads about hills (which I suck at, too), I was wondering what the incline is of some very popular rides in the San Francisco/Marin area. For instance, what would the grade be of:
1) the hill from the north side of the GG Bridge up to the lookout up top
2) the hill (Panoramic, I think) the goes from Stinson Beach up to the turn off to go to the top of Mount Tam (which killed me today)
3) the short hill that runs along Baker Beach
4) the hill from Muir Beach toward Mill Valley
5) the hill from Sausalito to the GG bridge
6) the hill from Mill Valley (near The Dipsea) up to Panoramic Highway
7) the hill from Land's End in Sea Cliff up to the Legion of Honor Museum
If anyone knows, much appreciated.
1) the hill from the north side of the GG Bridge up to the lookout up top
2) the hill (Panoramic, I think) the goes from Stinson Beach up to the turn off to go to the top of Mount Tam (which killed me today)
3) the short hill that runs along Baker Beach
4) the hill from Muir Beach toward Mill Valley
5) the hill from Sausalito to the GG bridge
6) the hill from Mill Valley (near The Dipsea) up to Panoramic Highway
7) the hill from Land's End in Sea Cliff up to the Legion of Honor Museum
If anyone knows, much appreciated.
08-25-08, 01:33 AM
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08-25-08, 01:46 AM
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