2.7 miles
Distance
283 ft
Climb
-262 ft
Descent
684 ft
High Point
2019 Goose Hill Black on White route race course. With a really wet spring, this course was used many weeks early in the season. My favorite part was that instead of riding around the back field, we rode straight across it, past the tree in the middle of the field. Black bridge trail had a new sketchy wood bridge, with mixed reviews. Shovelhead trail is a big highlight of the course
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2019 Race - Black on White is a 3 mile easy race route located near Williston Vermont. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 32 trails. This route climbs 283 ft with a max elevation of 684 ft then descends -262 ft.
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More Stats for 2019 Race - Black on White mountain bike route
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Avg time29 min 29 sec
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Altitude change22 ft
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Altitude min547 ft
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Altitude start584 ft
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Altitude end607 ft
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Grade0.1%
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Grade max-25.8%
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Grade min14%
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Distance climb1 mile
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Distance down4,459 ft
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Distance flat2,467 ft
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trying to chase Luke down the dual slalom
trail: Dual Slalom Course
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Aug 21, 2023
fun trail, big jumps.
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