Mountain Bike

81.8 miles

Distance

4,531 ft

Climb

-4,540 ft

Descent

932 ft

High Point

23 – The One-Half Ride

Okay now we’re getting crazy with it. Do you want to ruin a perfectly good day? How about 8 climbs in 80 miles? This one has all of the previous ones plus some of the staples of the weekly NHBC rides:

80 miles
6000 feet of climbing

Climbs:

East Rock
West Todd
The Wall
Chestnut Lane
The Orchard
Whirlwind
Castle Craig
Kimberly

Detailed Description

2^3 - The One-Half Ride is a 82 mile intermediate race route located near New Haven Connecticut. This road bike primary route can be used one direction and has a hard overall physical rating. This route includes 3 trails. This route climbs 4,531 ft with a max elevation of 932 ft then descends -4,540 ft.

Past Events

- 4 May 2024
The Almost Perfect Rides
Race

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Trails in Route

	West Woods Road Sidewalk				820 ft
	Doubletrack				551 ft
	Kimberley Avenue Sidewalk				476 ft

Route POI

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Details

Race Course
Riding area

East Rock Park
Primary Activity

Road Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Loop
Bike type

RD, Gravel
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Hard

More Stats for 2^3 - The One-Half Ride mountain bike route

Altitude min

11 ft
Altitude start

27 ft
Altitude end

20 ft
Grade max

-33.4%
Grade min

69.7%
Distance climb

35 miles
Distance down

37 miles
Distance flat

10 miles

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