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What is the toughest hill climb in the Ohio Valley?

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I nominate a few that I have ridden...

Airport Hill (Girty's Point Road) - Ohio County Airport
Kirkwood Heights - 18% Bridgeport
Stone and Shannon - Wheeling
Wheeling Park Drive to WPHS - 16% Wheeling
Rt 88 south of Bethany
1st Street - Wheeling
29th Street Hill - Wheeling
Boggs Hill Road - Wheeling
Miller Hill - Wheeling
Bellview Heights Rd - Bellaire
Kilgore Rd. - West Wheeling

Post hill climbs that you consider the toughest. If possible mileage and percent grade. I know I missed a few or more. I have only rode in the Ohio County/Belmont County area.
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Anonymous said…
fisher hill, just north of hannibal, ohio
2:07 PM
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