High Altitude

Endurance, Elevation, and Miles: What we are conquering.

Eldon Lookout Climb

The Eldon Road Lookout Climb in Flagstaff, AZ, is a challenging 2,000 ft in 7-mile climb that takes you through some of the most scenic and rugged terrain in the area. Starting from the base near the outskirts of town, this climb gradually ascends to a stunning lookout point with sweeping views of the San Francisco Peaks and the surrounding forests. The road is a mix of smooth gravel and rocky sections, making it a true test of endurance and technical skill. As you gain elevation, you’ll experience beautiful vistas and forested landscapes, with the climb itself offering a steady but demanding grade that will push your strength and stamina. The final push to the top is well worth it, as you'll be rewarded with panoramic views of Flagstaff and beyond, making it an unforgettable route for any gravel rider seeking adventure and a challenge.

Waterline Climb

The Waterline Climb in Flagstaff, AZ, is a gravel rider’s dream—a tough yet rewarding ascent that showcases the rugged beauty of northern Arizona. Starting from the base of the climb, the route follows a mix of gravel roads and dirt tracks, winding its way up through pine forests and high-altitude terrain. As you begin the climb, the steady grade of 5-8% challenges your endurance while offering plenty of technical sections that will test your bike handling skills. The higher you go, the more expansive the views become, with sweeping panoramas of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The climb culminates at an elevation of over 7,000 feet, rewarding you with breathtaking scenery and a sense of accomplishment. Perfect for gravel riders looking for a challenging climb combined with stunning natural beauty, the Waterline Climb is a must-ride for any cyclist visiting Flagstaff.

San Franciso Peaks

The San Francisco Peaks Gravel Loop in Flagstaff, AZ, is a must-ride for any gravel enthusiast seeking a challenging and scenic route. This loop offers a diverse mix of gravel roads, forested trails, and breathtaking views, all set against the backdrop of the towering San Francisco Peaks, the highest point in Arizona. The route starts at the base of the Peaks, winding through the expansive Coconino National Forest, with its dense pine forests and wide-open meadows. The route provides 50 miles of gravel with 4k of climbing.

As you ride, you’ll experience steady climbs that push your endurance and technical skills, with sections that range from smooth gravel to more rugged, rocky terrain. The loop offers both challenging ascents and thrilling descents, rewarding riders with panoramic vistas of the Peaks and surrounding valleys at every turn. The highlight of the ride is the view from the top, where you’ll be able to see Flagstaff’s iconic mountains and, on clear days, the vast Arizona landscape stretching into the distance.

Whether you’re tackling the loop as part of a long-distance gravel ride or simply out for a more leisurely adventure, the San Francisco Peaks Gravel Loop is an unforgettable experience—perfect for cyclists looking to challenge themselves while immersing in the stunning beauty of Northern Arizona.