62.6 miles
Distance
10,251 ft
Climb
-10,267 ft
Descent
3,006 ft
High Point
A 100km MTB route in Squamish
Detailed Description
100 Reasons to Hate Yourself - 2019 is a 63 mile popular intermediate route located near Squamish British Columbia. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 45 trails. This route climbs 10,251 ft with a max elevation of 3,006 ft then descends -10,267 ft.
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Trails in Route
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2 miles | |||||
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679 ft | |||||
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2 miles | |||||
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1 mile | |||||
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3 miles | |||||
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591 ft | |||||
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1 mile | |||||
2,103 ft | |||||
2,569 ft |
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Primary ActivityMountain Bike
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Difficulty ratingBlue
More Stats for 100 Reasons to Hate Yourself - 2019 mountain bike route
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Avg time15 hr 58 min
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Altitude change-17 ft
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Altitude min33 ft
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Altitude start69 ft
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Altitude end52 ft
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Grade max-67.7%
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Grade min70.6%
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Distance climb33 miles
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Distance down25 miles
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Distance flat4 miles
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