#HIGHROCKCHALLENGE

Challenge yourself in 2022!

This year the Hanover Cyclers is challenging its club members to get out and climb! Bike to the top of High Rock Road W and take a selfie! Send the selfie to hrc@hanovercyclers.org to enter, and keep an eye each month for a group ride to the top!

See below for the 5 ways to the top on the map!

Club members who complete at least 6 times this year will get a certificate of participation and the rider with the most times up will recieve a special gift at the club Christmas party!

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2022 Leaderboard

John Keenan

Current summits:3

John gets number 3!

Eric McGillvray

Current Summits: 0

What will Eric do in

2022?

Craig Murray

Current Summits: 0

What will Craig do in 2022?

Steve Lawrence

Current Summits: 1

Steve gets his first of 2022!

Jeff Little

Current Summits: 2

Jeff is on the board in 2022!

Bob Callahan

Current Summits: 2

Bob is on the board in 2022!

Your Name Could be here!

Current Summits: 0

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High Rock Challenge Past Champions

Participant Name	Year	Total Summits
Bob Callahan	2021	18
Rodger Altland	2020	120
Jim Kappes	2019	101
Bob Van Campen	2018	82

2022 High Rock Challenge Participant Scoreboard

John Keenan	3/2/2022	3
Steve Lawrence	3/19/2022	1
Jeff Little	5/16/2022	2
Bob Callahan	5/10/2022	2

▼ Pictures of our Riders at the top of High Rock ▼

5 Ways to the Top!

Challenge yourself to climb High Rock via one of the 5 different routes to the top!

Via High Rock Road N

Coming off Youngs Road, turn onto High Rock N. Steep grade at the very bottom, this way flattens out towards the top.

Challenge: Medium

Via Glatco Lodge Road

The easiest way - take Glatco Lodge Rd and make a left on Moulstown Rd at the end. Make another left onto High Rock N for the final short but steep climb!

Challenge: Easy to Medium

Via Moulstown Rd

Approaching from the North off Route 30, take Moulstown Rd going south and prepare for a long grinding climb past Maple Grove. Just when you want it to end, make a right on High Rock and climb more!

Challenge: Medium to Hard

Via Gnatstown Road

Take Gnatstown Road starting in Bunch Creek heading west. After a mile and a half you'll come to Moulstown Road, where you'll cross and make the final climb up the back of High Rock N!

Challenge: Hard

Via Beaver Creek to High Rock W

This is possibly the hardest way to the top - and one of the most satisfying! Take Beaver Creek off of Maple Grove and make a left onto High Rock W. There is a short steep hill immediately, then it levels off a bit - until the last mind melting 18% (via Garmin) grade in the last eighth of a mile. No shame in walking!

Challenge: Very Hard!