The Quechee/West Hartford Cycling Route is a 28.31-mile loop with an elevation gain of 2,244 feet, offering a scenic and moderately challenging ride through Vermont’s picturesque landscapes.
Key Segments:
• King Arthur Hill to Barrister: A 1.16-mile segment with an 85-foot elevation gain, averaging a 1.3% grade.
• Norwich to Wilder: This 1.74-mile stretch features a 92-foot elevation gain with a gentle 0.4% average grade.
• Christian Street Climbs - South: A 1.39-mile segment with a 144-foot elevation gain, averaging a 2.0% grade.
• Old Quechee Road from Hartford: A 1.79-mile climb with a 328-foot elevation gain, averaging a 3.5% grade.
• Main to Noyes: An 0.86-mile segment featuring a 233-foot elevation gain with a 5.1% average grade.
This route is ideal for cyclists seeking a blend of rolling hills and challenging climbs, providing both scenic views and a rewarding workout.