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Marks Cut (Apex to the top of new climb)

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Sunset Bluff, Overlook Trail, Port Orange, Volusia County, Florida, 32127, United States
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Climb Profile

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0 m5 m5 m10 m17.1% from 0 m to 4 m17.3% from 4 m to 9 m12.1% from 9 m to 13 m15.2% from 13 m to 16 m15.0% from 16 m to 20 m5.6% from 20 m to 24 m5.1% from 24 m to 27 m2.3% from 27 m to 32 m3.2% from 32 m to 35 m0.0% from 35 m to 38 m-1.6% from 38 m to 45 m-2.4% from 45 m to 49 m-10.4% from 49 m to 54 m-12.5% from 54 m to 58 m-10.5% from 58 m to 62 m-10.5% from 62 m to 67 m-6.5% from 67 m to 75 m-6.7% from 75 m to 84 m-3.2% from 84 m to 90 m-2.7% from 90 m to 97 m0.0% from 97 m to 105 m6.3% from 105 m to 110 m11.1% from 110 m to 114 m0.0% from 114 m to 120 m9.8% from 120 m to 124 m11.5% from 124 m to 130 m16.1% from 130 m to 133 m14.5% from 133 m to 139 m11.6% from 139 m to 143 m10.5% from 143 m to 147 m12.5% from 147 m to 150 m5.0% from 150 m to 156 m6.3% from 156 m to 159 m5.5% from 159 m to 165 m-5.3% from 165 m to 170 m-8.3% from 170 m to 174 m-6.7% from 174 m to 178 m-9.1% from 178 m to 184 m-9.4% from 184 m to 192 m-12.5% from 192 m to 200 m-10.2% from 200 m to 208 m-3.7% from 208 m to 216 m-5.6% from 216 m to 224 m0.0% from 224 m to 232 m5.5% from 232 m to 240 m7.8% from 240 m to 245 m5.5% from 245 m to 250 m12.5% from 250 m to 255 m7.7% from 255 m to 259 m5.0% from 259 m to 263 m-7.4% from 263 m to 268 m-4.0% from 268 m to 273 m-1.9% from 273 m to 278 m6.0% from 278 m to 283 m2.2% from 283 m to 288 m2.6% from 288 m to 292 m0.0% from 292 m to 295 m-3.9% from 295 m to 303 m0.0% from 303 m to 308 m1.6% from 308 m to 314 m4.4% from 314 m to 318 m-3.1% from 318 m to 322 m-3.1% from 322 m to 325 m-3.1% from 325 m to 331 m-4.2% from 331 m to 336 m-2.9% from 336 m to 343 m-2.0% from 343 m to 348 m4.9% from 348 m to 352 m-3.2% from 352 m to 355 m-6.9% from 355 m to 361 m0.0% from 361 m to 366 m5.3% from 366 m to 372 m12.8% from 372 m to 376 m6.4% from 376 m to 380 m8.8% from 380 m to 384 m7.9% from 384 m to 388 m8.8% from 388 m to 391 m10.0% from 391 m to 395 m10.0% from 395 m to 399 m8.9% from 399 m to 405 m8.0% from 405 m to 410 m-0%2%0%2%0 m100 m200 m300 m400 m
Gradient key0-3%3-6%6-9%9-12%12-15%15%+

Climb Stats

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Climb categoryUncategorised
Distance0.41 km / 0.25 miles
Elevation gain5.1 m / 17 ft
Average gradient1.3%
Maximum gradient15.7%
Elevation high7.3 m / 24 ft
Elevation low2 m / 7 ft
Climb difficulty score511.88

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Climb Rank

How does this climb compare against every other climb in the world?

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This climb ranks 2,662,826th out of 2,710,652 worldwide cycling climbs.

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Ranked as the 329,792nd most difficult cycling climb of all 337,250 climbs in United States.

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Places 2,386th out of 2,623 cycling climbs in Florida.

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Ranks 102nd out of 120 cycling climbs in Volusia County.

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A local climb of note, this is the 7th most difficult cycling climb (out of 9 climbs) in Port Orange.

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