7 miles
Distance
2,325 ft
Climb
-3,030 ft
Descent
1 miles
High Point

2016 IES Tamarack Enduro Sport Women / Beginners / Juniors

The fourth race of the 2016 Idaho Enduro Series is set to take place at Tamarack Resort. The race course will consist of 4 timed stages with 1 chairlift transition.

It is the riders responsibility to know the course and the transition stages.

Course Preview:

Stage 1. Super G to Hub 5

Riders will pedal hard down SuperG to the first main stop at Hub 5. The transition will continue down Super G towards Apollo trail.

Stage 2. Apollo > Dirty Blonde

A short, fun stage!

Stage 3. Los AzuLejos

Riders will transition down to the lift after this stage

Stage 4: Pure Vida to Hub 5

Hammer out this pedally stage and end at hub 5. You did it! Transition down to the resort area and enjoy the festivities!!

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Route Sections

1 Stage 1
  • 1 miles distance
  • 10 ft climb
  • -697 ft descent
2 Stage 2
  • 2,521 ft distance
  • 147 ft climb
  • -514 ft descent
3 Stage 3
  • 3,622 ft distance
  • 150 ft climb
  • -468 ft descent
4 Stage 4
  • 2 miles distance
  • 181 ft climb
  • -876 ft descent

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More Stats for 2016 IES Tamarack Enduro Sport Women / Beginners / Juniors mountain bike route
  • Altitude change
    -704 ft
  • Altitude min
    4,879 ft
  • Altitude start
    6,716 ft
  • Altitude end
    6,012 ft
  • Grade
    -1.943%
  • Grade max
    -51.445%
  • Grade min
    29.717%
  • Distance climb
    2 miles
  • Distance down
    4 miles
  • Distance flat
    322 ft
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      Tamarack Chairlift Connector
      Jul 8, 2017 @ 3:59pm
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      Dirty Blonde
      Jul 8, 2017 @ 3:59pm
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