Mountain Bike

40.6 miles

Distance

1,119 ft

Climb

-1,120 ft

Descent

115 ft

High Point

Out of Ross parking, 65km, all different trails therefore you will not repeat any.

Detailed Description

65km out and back to Ross is a 41 mile moderately popular intermediate route located near Ocala Florida. This mountain bike primary route can be used one direction and has a hard overall physical rating. This route includes 19 trails. This route climbs 1,119 ft with a max elevation of 115 ft then descends -1,120 ft.

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Ocala Mountain Bike Association INC. (www.omba.org)

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Trails in Route

	Troll				1,161 ft
	Nayls South				4 miles
	South Landbridge Trail				1 mile
	Spider Kingdom South				3 miles
	Spider Kingdom North				3 miles
	Coyote Corner				3,986 ft
	Barns Trail North				2 miles
	Parking Access Road				955 ft
	North Landbridge Trail				1 mile
	Christmas Trail				3 miles
	Canal Diggings Loop				2 miles
	Nayls North				6 miles
	Nayls South				3,937 ft
	Beyond Trail				2 miles
	Ross Prairie Trail				1 mile

Details

Riding area

Ern N Burn
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Other Activities
- E-Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Out & Back
eBike Allowed

Yes
Bike type

XC
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Hard

More Stats for 65km out and back to Ross mountain bike route

Avg time

3 hr 6 min
Altitude min

48 ft
Altitude start

56 ft
Altitude end

56 ft
Grade max

-14.1%
Grade min

13.5%
Distance climb

11 miles
Distance down

9 miles
Distance flat

21 miles

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