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Spring Green Lone Rock
Spring Green Lone Rock is 16.5 miles of loop riding through Sauk and Richland Counties in Wisconsin — The Dells Region, the baraboo hills, the lower wisconsin river and the ridge roads between reedsburg and spring green. Moving time is about 19 minutes; allow 30 with stops — a quick spin. It is scored CS-1, Cruiser: 3 corners, 44° of turning per mile, 54 feet of climbing. The roads it uses, in the order you ride them, are in the app.
- Curviness
- CS-1Cruiser · 0.18/mi
- Distance
- 16.5 mi19 min riding
- Corners
- 367% sharp · Tight
- Climbing
- 54 ft3 ft/mi · Gentle
- Shape
- LoopQuick spin
- Roads
- 56% back road44% state or US route
- Traffic
- Not countedno state counts on these roads
- Speed limit
- 55 mphtypically 55
How it rides
3 corners over 16.5 miles — 0.18 a mile, and 44° of turning for every mile ridden. That scores CS-1, Cruiser on the five-point curviness scale. 67% of those corners are sharp ones, and the road reads as tight.
What it climbs
The road climbs 54 feet in total, 3 feet per mile, between 706 and 748 feet — 41 feet of relief. The longest single climb is 18 feet over 0.3 miles, and the steepest grade on it is 1.4%. For this country that is gentle.
Surface, speed and traffic
Paved end to end. 56% of it is back road rather than highway, the other 44% state or US route. Posted speeds run to 55 mph, typically 55, measured across 72% of the route. State traffic counts cover only 12% of these miles, too little to put a number on, which is itself a fair sign of how quiet they are.
- Loop
Turn-by-turn directions and the notes along the way are in the app. Every figure on this page is measured from the route itself — corner counts and gradients from the road geometry, elevation from NASA SRTM, traffic from the state transport department where counts exist.