Sea Gull Century Metric course preview
The 2026 Sea Gull Century Metric course is 62.0 mi (99.8 km) and finishes where it starts, with 191 ft of climbing. The third quarter holds the most climbing (49%).
- Distance
- 62.0 mi99.8 km
- Elevation gain
- 191 ft58 m
- Climbs
- 00 descents
- Steepest 100 m
- —On a listed climb
- Corners
- 7814 technical
- High point
- 68 ftLow 2 ft
Elevation profile
Shaded: every listed climb. Numbered: the hardest.The 5 hardest climbs
Ranked by FIETS scoreNo climbs to rank.
Every climb, in ride order
0 climbs · top 5 highlightedNo section of this course meets the climb threshold (300 m long, 20 m of elevation change and a 2% average grade).
Descents
No descent on this course meets the threshold.
Corners
78 corners detected from the course geometry, 0 of them on a descent.
- 1 Very technical
- 13 Technical
- 29 Moderate
- 35 Gentle
Corners describe the line on the map, not road conditions. Sightlines, grip and traffic aren't known.
Sea Gull Century Metric course FAQ
How much climbing is in the Sea Gull Century Metric?
191 ft (58 m) over 62.0 mi, measured from the organizer's course file with the elevation smoothed and small fluctuations ignored. Other tools may show a different total because they count every small rise.
How many climbs does the Sea Gull Century Metric have?
0 climbs of at least 300 m with 20 m of elevation change and a 2% average grade, plus shorter rollers.
Where does this course data come from?
From the course Sea Gull Century publishes on its official site (https://seagullcentury.org/ridewithgps-files/), retrieved 2026-10-12. Organizers change courses, so check their site before the event.
Source and method
Course: 2026 Sea Gull Princess Anne Metric Century, published by Sea Gull Century. Retrieved 2026-10-12. RideMorrow is not affiliated with the event. Organizers change courses, so check the official site before the event.
Elevation comes from the route file, resampled every 10 m and smoothed. Climbs and descents need at least 300 m of length, 20 m of elevation change and a 2% average grade. Grades are measured over 100 m. Climbs are ranked by FIETS score: height² ÷ (length × 10), both in metres, without the index's high-altitude bonus. A score of 1 is a solid climb; 5 and above is a mountain pass. Weather, surface conditions, traffic and closures are not included.
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