Poverty Lane

The Poverty Lane cycling route is a 17.45-mile journey with an elevation gain of 1,371 feet, dirt/gravel on the Great Brook climb.

Route Highlights:

• Scenic Countryside: Traverse through picturesque rural landscapes, enjoying the serene beauty of the area as you pedal along well-maintained roads and trails.

• Diverse Terrain: Experience a mix of rolling hills and flat stretches, providing both challenges and opportunities to recover, making it suitable for intermediate cyclists seeking a balanced ride.

Notable Segments:

• Fresh Eggs Bump Half: A 0.22-mile climb with a 75-foot elevation gain at a 6.4% average grade, offering a short but invigorating ascent to get your legs warmed up.

• Great Brook to Cross: This 1.07-mile segment presents a steady climb, ascending 243 feet at a 3.8% average grade, testing your endurance and strength.

• Muur van Cross: A challenging 0.26-mile stretch with a 108-foot elevation gain at a 7.5% average grade, rewarding you with a sense of accomplishment upon reaching the top.

• New Rail Trail: Enjoy a 0.74-mile segment with a gentle 39-foot elevation gain at a 1.0% average grade, providing a pleasant respite amidst the more demanding portions of the route.