Mountain Bike

4,377 ft

Distance

32 ft

Climb

-691 ft

Descent

2,051 ft

High Point

The crown stage "Honeysuckle" is a Mount Beauty Staple. It was originally put in for XC National Champs way back in the day but is now a firm enduro favourite.

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Detailed Description

2024 VGET - Round 2 - Stage 5 is a 4,377 ft extreme race route located near Mt Beauty. This mountain bike primary route can be used one direction. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 32 ft with a max elevation of 2,051 ft then descends -691 ft.

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Crank Handle Brewery

Local Trail Association

Team Mount Beauty (www.tmb.org.au)

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Past Events

- 2 Mar 2024
2024 Victorian Gravity Enduro Tour - Round 2 Mt Beauty
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Trails in Route

Honeysuckle

4,012 ft

Details

Race Course
Riding area

Big Hill Mountain Bike Park
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Other Activities
- E-Bike
Difficulty rating

Double Black Diamond
Route Type

Point to Point
eBike Allowed

Yes
Direction

One Direction

More Stats for 2024 VGET - Round 2 - Stage 5 mountain bike route

Altitude change

-658 ft
Altitude min

1,392 ft
Altitude start

2,051 ft
Altitude end

1,391 ft
Grade

-15%
Grade max

-58.6%
Grade min

15.8%
Distance climb

289 ft
Distance down

4,088 ft

Directions

Walk west on Honeysuckle.
Continue for 200 meters.
Keep right to stay on Honeysuckle.
Continue for 1 kilometer.

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