The worse thing about hill repeats is the "repeat" part. The Sawtooth Sisters does away with the up-and-down, up-and-down drudgery of climbing the same gosh-darn hill. The entire ride (or workout) is no more than a couple of kilometers from Sunflower Cycling, and you never go up or down the same hill twice. When you're training hard for an event or a race, the last thing you need is to be bored. You might be tired, you might be hot, you might be damn-near dead. But you won't be bored on this beautiful ride.

Below Are Photos And A Video Flyover With Profile of Sawtooth Sisters

Three Sisters Climb

The Three Sisters Climb gets it's name from a group of three cypress trees you'll find fearfully huddled together alongside the road at the top of the climb--as to what they're afraid of, you'll figure it out.

Under the Trees, Out of the Sun

About half of the dozen Sawtooth Sisters are tree-covered. If the Sun is out, you'll appreciate the shade. If it's cold, windy and raining, you probably won't appreciate much of anything until the end of the ride.

You May Want to Say Your Prayers

This cross isn't on the Sawtooth Sisters. It's is, however, on a tough climb just in front of our property. There are hundreds of ornate crosses along the roads. This humble one is our favorite.