Gray Creek Pass via Anderson Road

Gray Creek Pass can be cycled from 3 sides. Gray Creek Pass via Anderson Road is the most popular side, but the summit can also be reached via Gray Creek Pass via Oliver Road & Gray Creek Pass from Saint Mary River.

The Gray Creek Pass via Anderson Road is extremely hard. We recommend that you choose the lightest possible gearing, such as a 34-tooth or smaller chainring, combined with a 34-tooth rear cog. Otherwise, there's a good chance you'll need to put a foot down sooner or later. If you think you need to go even lighter, you could consider using a gravel or mountain bike, or installing a gravel or mountain bike derailleur with a rear cog of more than 40 teeth. Good luck!

Gray Creek Pass via Anderson Road falls into the Super Hors Catégorie, the absolute top category. These are the most extreme climbs that exist. Even with excellent fitness, there is a chance you will have to put a foot down. Only the strongest make it to the top without any problems.

Gray Creek Pass via Anderson Road is 11 mi long.

The average gradient of Gray Creek Pass via Anderson Road is 8.6%.

Gray Creek Pass via Anderson Road has a steepest segment with an average gradient of 15.2%.

The summit of Gray Creek Pass via Anderson Road is at 6791 ft.

At a slow pace of 5 mph, it takes about 02:12:10 to climb Gray Creek Pass via Anderson Road. At 7 mph the time is 01:33:34, and at 9 mph 01:12:55. For the fastest cyclists, 00:54:47 is an achievable time.

Gray Creek Pass via Anderson Road is located in the region British Columbia in Canada.