Mountain Bike

25.3 miles

Distance

4,682 ft

Climb

-4,680 ft

Descent

4,518 ft

High Point

*Elevation data may be highly variable by device or mapping platform, as different software may use various data sources and calculation methods. Our total elevation gain for the stage is a middle estimate based on readings from multiple devices.

The crew at the North Okanagan Cycling Society (NOCS) has created a network of trails that feature flowing switchback climbs over rocky terrain leading to bombing descents that will leave you grinning ear-to-ear. The views of Kalamalka Lake and the surrounding mountain ranges are simply spectacular. The main descent of the day, “Big Ed” may be the toughest section of trail you will ride all week – so take your time and you’ll be fine It was the talk of the peloton in 2015!

Detailed Description

2018 Singletrack 6 - Planet Foods Stage 5: Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park is a 25 mile intermediate race route located near Kelowna British Columbia. This mountain bike only route and has a hard overall physical rating. This route climbs 4,682 ft with a max elevation of 4,518 ft then descends -4,680 ft.

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North Okanagan Cycling Society

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Route Sections

1	Timed Section 1 mile distance 98 ft climb -879 ft descent

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Details

Race Course
Riding area

Kalamalka Lake
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Bike type

AM, XC
Physical rating

Hard
Ridelogs

2

More Stats for 2018 Singletrack 6 - Planet Foods Stage 5: Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park mountain bike route

Altitude min

1,388 ft
Altitude start

1,388 ft
Altitude end

1,388 ft
Grade max

-99.5%
Grade min

101.3%
Distance climb

13 miles
Distance down

11 miles
Distance flat

2 miles

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