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16.3 miles
Distance
2,113 ft
Climb
-2,115 ft
Descent
1,247 ft
High Point
-2 ft
Altitude change
845 ft
Altitude min
846 ft
Altitude start
846 ft
Altitude end
-37.7%
Grade max
68.8%
Grade min
5 miles
Distance climb
5 miles
Distance down
7 miles
Distance flat
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Detailed Description
4-26-B is a 16 mile popular intermediate route located near Brimfield Massachusetts. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 4 trails. This route climbs 2,113 ft with a max elevation of 1,247 ft then descends -2,115 ft.
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Stats
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Distance16 miles
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Avg time4 hr 19 min
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Altitude change-2 ft
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Altitude min845 ft
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Altitude start846 ft
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Altitude end846 ft
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Climb2,113 ft
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Descent-2,115 ft
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Grade max-37.7%
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Grade min68.8%
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Distance climb5 miles
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Distance down5 miles
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Distance flat7 miles
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Trails in Route
| 2,218 ft | |||||
| 4,705 ft | |||||
| 1,686 ft | |||||
| 509 ft |
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Primary ActivityMountain Bike
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Difficulty ratingBlue
Directions
- Walk west on Madisons Escalator.
- Continue for 700 meters.
- Turn right onto Madison Road.
- Continue for 40 meters.
- Turn right onto Madisons Passage.
- Continue for 1.5 kilometers.
- Turn right onto Stage Road.
- Continue for 10 meters.
- Turn right onto Lower Two Pond Rd..
- Continue for 200 meters.
- Walk northeast on Rack-It.
- Continue for 300 meters.
- Bear left onto Pond Skipper.
- Continue for 200 meters.
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