4,472.6 miles
Distance
70,480,270,329,034,091,111,569,950,265,835,520 miles
Climb
-372,135,827,337,300,008,152,639,061,708,079,366,144 ft
Descent
1 mile
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1010000 Mainline 1 - Victoria, BC to Cape Spear, NL 7,212km (6,594.8km cycling and 617.2km in Ferries)
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Detailed Description
1010000 Mainline 1 - Victoria, BC to Cape Spear, NL 7,212km (6,594.8km cycling and 617.2km Ferries) is a 4,473 mile moderately popular easiest route located near Saanich British Columbia. This e-bike primary route can be used one direction and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 10 trails. This route climbs 70,480,270,329,034,091,111,569,950,265,835,520 mile with a max elevation of 5,413 ft then descends -372,135,827,337,300,008,152,639,061,708,079,366,144 ft.
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More Stats for 1010000 Mainline 1 - Victoria, BC to Cape Spear, NL 7,212km (6,594.8km cycling and 617.2km Ferries) mountain bike route
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Altitude change114 ft
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Altitude min-372,135,827,337,300,008,152,639,061,708,079,366,144 ft
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Altitude start75 ft
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Altitude end190 ft
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Grade max-1.73238e36%
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Grade min4.02228e35%
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Distance climb1,721 miles
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Distance down1,933 miles
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Distance flat818 miles
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