PJAMM Cycling

🤩 Epic views from the summit of Francis Peak! 🏔️

🚲 The climb Francis Peak - Farmington is currently the hardest gravel climb we’ve found and conquered in Utah! 🔥 It’s #9 on our list of the top 100 hardest gravel climbs in the US with a 37.5 PDI!!! 🤯

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Climb Stats:
Francis Peak - Farmington
State: Utah, US
US Rank: #9*
State Rank: #1*
PDI: 37.5
Distance: 13.2mi
Peak Elevation: 9,298ft
Elevation gain: 4,974ft
Average Gradient: 7.1%
Climb Gradient: 7.2%

🪨 GRAVEL EXPEDITION: Brad and Maddy have landed in NEW MEXICO!
Check out their adventure page to keep up with them as they near the end of the gravel expedition!
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📲 Find this climb on our website or Download our APP to access hundreds of the hardest cycling climbs in the world!
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📉📈PDI: PJAMM Difficulty Index
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*subject to change as we discover more amazing climbs across the US!

📸 Pictured: An aerial view of the summit of the climb Francis Peak - Farmington where you can see the city of Farmington and Farmington Bay in the distance.

Main Elk Creek Road! 🫎

🚲 This Colorado climb takes you up the mountain through sweeping switchbacks where the summit sits at 9,488ft. 💯

Climb Stats:
Main Elk Creek Road
State: Colorado, US
US Rank: #49*
State Rank: #3*
PDI: 29.3
Distance: 7.2mi
Peak Elevation: 9,488ft
Elevation gain: 3,279ft
Average Gradient: 8.7%
Climb Gradient: 9.2%

🪨 GRAVEL EXPEDITION: Brad and Maddy are now taking on Colorado! Check out their adventure page to view a live map as they accomplish new climbs and keep up to date with them on the blog!
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📲 Find this climb on our website or Download our APP to access hundreds of the hardest cycling climbs in the world!
(Link in Bio)

📉📈PDI: PJAMM Difficulty Index
(Link in Bio)

*subject to change as we discover more amazing climbs across the US!

📸 Pictured: An aerial view of the switchbacks of the climb Main Elk Creek Road in Colorado, US. (You can see PJAMMs Brad Butterfield raising an arm in triumph on the closest horseshoe bend 😉)