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25.7 miles
Distance
2,234 ft
Climb
-2,232 ft
Descent
687 ft
High Point
0 ft
Altitude change
380 ft
Altitude min
472 ft
Altitude start
472 ft
Altitude end
-29.2%
Grade max
26.9%
Grade min
10 miles
Distance climb
10 miles
Distance down
5 miles
Distance flat
The Skool of Hard Nox is a 50 & 100K endurance mountain bike race in the Tombigbee National Forest, and takes place on October 30, 2022. See the Event website link below.
Detailed Description
5.Ackerman is a 26 mile intermediate race route located near Louisville Mississippi. This mountain bike only route can be used both directions and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 8 trails. This route climbs 2,234 ft with a max elevation of 687 ft then descends -2,232 ft.
Trail Issues on Route
- Significant Issue / Amber: 1 trail (newest: Mar 23, 2023)
- Minor Issue / Yellow: 4 trails (newest: Oct 11, 2025)
Links
Local Trail Association
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Stats
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Distance26 miles
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Avg time6 hr 28 min
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Altitude min380 ft
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Altitude start472 ft
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Altitude end472 ft
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Climb2,234 ft
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Descent-2,232 ft
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Grade max-29.2%
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Grade min26.9%
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Distance climb10 miles
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Distance down10 miles
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Distance flat5 miles
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Trails in Route
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Race Course
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Race DateSunday October 30, 2022
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Primary ActivityMountain Bike
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Difficulty ratingBlue
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Route TypeLoop
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DirectionBoth Directions
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Physical ratingModerate
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