Mountain Bike

3,822 ft

Distance

6 ft

Climb

-235 ft

Descent

1,595 ft

High Point

Long Course Enduro Stage 1

Detailed Description

2023 HAMR TRL Long Course Enduro Stage 1 is a 3,822 ft intermediate race route located near Huntsville Alabama. This mountain bike primary route can be used one direction. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 6 ft with a max elevation of 1,595 ft then descends -235 ft.

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Trails in Route

The Portal

1,601 ft

Details

Race Course
Riding area

Monte Sano State Park and Land Trust
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Other Activities
- E-Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Point to Point
eBike Allowed

Yes
Bike type

DH, AM
Direction

One Direction

More Stats for 2023 HAMR TRL Long Course Enduro Stage 1 mountain bike route

Altitude change

-225 ft
Altitude min

1,360 ft
Altitude start

1,595 ft
Altitude end

1,371 ft
Grade

-5.9%
Grade max

-32.3%
Grade min

9.2%
Distance climb

180 ft
Distance down

3,232 ft
Distance flat

410 ft

Directions

Walk northwest on Cold Springs Trail.
Continue for 500 meters.
Walk west on Cold Springs Trail.
Continue for 60 meters.
Walk northwest on Cold Springs Connector.
Continue for less than 10 meters.
Walk northwest on Cold Springs Connector.
Continue for 20 meters.
Walk northeast on Mountain Mist.
Continue for 30 meters.
Walk northeast on The Portal.
Continue for 30 meters.
Walk west on The Portal.
Continue for 100 meters.
Walk west on The Portal.
Continue for 300 meters.
Walk west on The Portal.
Continue for 60 meters.

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ATV - 50 inches
OHV, SxS - 60 inches
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