Mountain Bike

19.4 miles

Distance

2,874 ft

Climb

-2,482 ft

Descent

3,942 ft

High Point

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Stage 3 of Run Larapinta Long Course starts at Hugh River turn off on Namatjira Dve and follows 4WD for first 14km before joining Larapinta Trail for a spectacular and technical run over Brinkley Bluff and finishing at Standley Chasm. Water point available at Birthday Creek Waterhole at approx 14km mark

Detailed Description

2020 Stage 3 Run Larapinta Long Course is a 19 mile expert race route located near Araluen Mountain Bike Trails. This trail running only route can be used one direction and has a hard overall physical rating. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 2,874 ft with a max elevation of 3,942 ft then descends -2,482 ft.

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Central Australian Rough Riders (centralaustralianroughriders.asn.au)

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Trails in Route

Larapinta Trail (Sec 4)

10 miles

Details

Race Course
Race Date

Friday April 23, 2021 at 07:00am
Riding area

Araluen Mountain Bike Trails
Primary Activity

Trail Running
Difficulty rating

Black Diamond
Route Type

Point to Point
eBike Allowed

No
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Hard

More Stats for 2020 Stage 3 Run Larapinta Long Course mountain bike route

Altitude change

392 ft
Altitude min

2,091 ft
Altitude start

2,097 ft
Altitude end

2,490 ft
Grade

0.4%
Grade max

-51.1%
Grade min

118.7%
Distance climb

9 miles
Distance down

8 miles
Distance flat

3 miles

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