Devil Mountain Double | Rides in April - week 17
The Devil Mountain Double is an annual recreational cycling event that takes place in the San Francisco Bay Area, California. It is a challenging ride that is open to riders of all ages and abilities, and typically includes a range of route options to suit different fitness levels. The event is organized by the Almaden Cycle Touring Club and is typically held in the spring. The Devil Mountain Double is a non-competitive event and is designed to be a fun and social way for riders to enjoy the beautiful landscapes and challenging roads of the San Francisco Bay Area. The route typically passes through the rolling hills and scenic countryside of the region, and often includes challenging climbs and descents. The event is accompanied by a range of activities, including food, music, and other entertainment.
There were 45 rides mentioning "Devil Mountain Double" in this week , burning 131015 calories (that's 2911 kCal each)
2 countries: United States, Germany
Most recent rides
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Dan Pannell :
Devil Mountain Double
329km in 13hrs
on 27 April 2024 in United States
- Jim Baker : CTC Devil Mountain Double (Partial) 187km in 10.2hrs on 27 April 2019 in United States
- Dan Pannell : devil mountain double 331km in 13.7hrs on 27 April 2019 in United States
Longest rides
- Lance Oldstrong : Devil Mountain Double 2012 (manual entry: Garmin Fail) 332km in 19.6hrs on 28 April 2012 in United States
- Roy Benton : Devil Mountain Double Century 2014 332km in 18.3hrs on 26 April 2014 in United States
- James Dadula : 2015 Devil Mountain Double 333km in 18.1hrs on 25 April 2015 in United States
Greatest elevation gain
- James Dadula : 2015 Devil Mountain Double 6801m over 333km on 25 April 2015 in United States
- Roy Benton : Devil Mountain Double Century 2015 6583m over 332km on 25 April 2015 in United States
- Lori Hoechlin REV Endurance Cycling : Devil Mountain Double. Fighting the wind all day! First women finisher in the first of the Stage Race. It was a tough one! Had company until mile 129 and then finished to the end alone The winds were so strong, we had to hike a bike around a big downed 6522m over 330km on 30 April 2016 in United States