The Lebanon Plainfield route is a 27.8-mile cycling route with an elevation gain of 2,348 feet, offering a moderately challenging ride through the scenic areas around Lebanon and Plainfield, New Hampshire.
Key Segments:
• Fresh Eggs Bump Half: A short 0.22-mile climb with a 75-foot elevation gain, averaging a 6.4% grade.
• Plainfield Climb on 120 S: A 1.42-mile ascent with a 325-foot elevation gain, averaging a 4.3% grade.
• Chellis to KUA: A 1.69-mile segment featuring a 292-foot descent, averaging a -1.9% grade.
• Bonner Bomber: A 0.60-mile descent with a 108-foot drop, averaging a -3.3% grade.
• Stage to Penniman: A 1.61-mile segment with a 95-foot descent, averaging a -1.1% grade.
• Cornish Flat to Whitaker Rd: A 2.41-mile stretch with a 154-foot elevation gain, averaging a 1.1% grade.
• Great Brook to Cross: A 1.07-mile climb with a 243-foot elevation gain, averaging a 3.8% grade.
• Cross East to West: A 1.13-mile segment with a 141-foot elevation gain, averaging a 0.6% grade.
• Muur van Cross: A short but steep 0.26-mile climb with a 108-foot elevation gain, averaging a 7.5% grade.
This route is ideal for cyclists seeking a mix of rolling terrain and moderate climbs, providing both scenic views and a rewarding workout.