redland to willw springs Strava Segment located in Montgomery AL with

Redland to Willw Springs Segment

The Redland to Willw Springs Segment is located in Montgomery, AL. It has a climb category of 1, an average grade of 2.7%, a distance of 3096.2 meters, and an elevation difference of 84.5 meters.

Climb Category

The climb category is the steepness of the segment. It is rated on a scale from 1 to 5, with 1 being the easiest and 5 being the hardest. This segment is rated 1, which means it is not very steep.

Average Grade

The average grade is the average percent grade of the segment. It is calculated by taking the total elevation gain of the segment and dividing it by the distance of the segment. This segment has an average grade of 2.7%, which means it is not very steep.

Distance

The distance of the segment is the length of the segment. This segment is 3096.2 meters long.

Elevation Difference

The elevation difference is the difference in elevation between the start and end of the segment. This segment has an elevation difference of 84.5 meters.

Redland to Willw Springs Segment

The Redland to Willw Springs Segment is located in Montgomery, AL. It has a climb category of 1, an average grade of 2.7%, a distance of 3096.2 meters, and an elevation difference of 84.5 meters.

This segment is a great ride for those looking for a challenge. The average grade is 2.7%, which is a bit higher than most segments. The distance is also a bit longer than most, at 3096.2 meters. However, the elevation difference is not too bad, at only 84.5 meters.

This segment is a great way to get out and explore Montgomery, AL. It is a beautiful city with a lot to offer. There are plenty of places to stop and take in the sights. The Redland to Willw Springs Segment is a great way to see the city and get a workout in at the same time.

The Redland to Willw Springs segment is a great climb for anyone looking for a challenge. With a climb category of 1, an average grade of 2.7%, and a distance of 3096.2 meters, it is sure to give you a workout. The elevation difference of 84.5 meters is also a great way to test your endurance.