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DateSunday November 24, 2019 at
10:00am to 1:00pm AEDT
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TypeXC Race
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ActivitiesMountain Bike E-Bike
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LocationMaryvale Pines Australia
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Following the success of last years Traralgon Pines 3 Hour, the event will now return for the final race for Gippsland MTB in 2019.
This cross country event will feature an 8km course consisting of single trail cut through the pine plantations between Traralgon & Morwell. This is a great course for all ability levels and will be a great day on the bike
Riders are given 3 hours to complete as many laps as possible within the three hour time limit, however you only need to complete one lap to qualify as a finisher of the race.
Concluding the event we will a hold a BBQ where a snag and cold softdrink will be provided to all participants.
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Traralgon Pines Course 2
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SaveTrail transparency4.6 milesDistance343 ftClimb-334 ftDescent321 ftHigh Point