Cat 2 climb · Paved

Ti Bar Road Climb

Tops out at Ten Bear Road.
long (6.0 km)
3.7 mi
long (6.0 km)
of climbing (449 m)
1,473 ft
of climbing (449 m)
average grade
7.5%
average grade
steepest 500 m
14.7%
steepest 500 m

Elevation profile

7252,1981 mi2 mi3 mi0
Grade per 500 m:under 3%3–5%5–7%7–9%9–12%12% and up

From 725 ft at the bottom to 2,198 ft at the top. Grades are averaged over each half kilometre, from USGS elevation data, so short ramps can be steeper than they show.

Map of the Ti Bar Road climb
S: bottom, E: top. Map © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap.

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Is it safe to bike up Ti Bar Road?

We don't rate roads as safe or unsafe: crash counts can't say how risky a ride is, and roads people like to ride draw more riders, so they see more crashes. What the records show: no bike crashes were reported along the climb from 2021–2025.

Common questions about Ti Bar Road

How long and steep is the Ti Bar Road climb?
3.7 miles (6.0 km) at 7.5% on average, climbing 1,473 ft (449 m) from 725 ft to 2,198 ft. The steepest half kilometre averages 14.7%. That makes it a Category 2 climb.
Where does the climb start and finish?
It starts at 41.52756, -123.52613, and tops out at Ten Bear Road at 41.54352, -123.50285.
Is Ti Bar Road paved?
Yes, by its OpenStreetMap tags.
How is the category worked out?
From the climb's shape only: length in metres × average grade (%) of 16,000 or more for Cat 3, 32,000 for Cat 2, 64,000 for Cat 1 and 80,000 for HC. It describes how hard the climb is, not traffic or crashes.
Where does this data come from?
The climb is found from OpenStreetMap roads and USGS 3DEP elevation (every climb, not a list of famous ones). Access is from OpenStreetMap tags; gates and closures change, so obey posted signs. Crash counts are police reports in the California Crash Reporting System (CCRS) on data.ca.gov, counted where their map location is within 100 ft of the climb. The forecast is from the National Weather Service.

Other climbs nearby

Found from OpenStreetMap roads and USGS 3DEP elevation; ranked on shape only. Category 2: length in metres × average grade (%) of 16,000 or more for Cat 3, 32,000 for Cat 2, 64,000 for Cat 1 and 80,000 for HC. It describes how hard the climb is, not traffic or crashes. Crashes: bike crashes reported within 100 ft of the climb, 2021–2025, from the California Crash Reporting System (CCRS), counted only where the report has map coordinates. Weather: National Weather Service. Access from OpenStreetMap tags; obey posted signs. How the data works.