33.2 miles
Distance
8,135 ft
Climb
-8,149 ft
Descent
3,545 ft
High Point
Big XC tour around Paganella. It runs almost entirely on roads free of traffic, mostly unpaved. In the tour there is a short and very technical section and a part where you have to push the bike for 5 minutes just above Zambana Vecchia, where you will face the most challenging climb that leads from 400 meters of altitude over 1000 meters of Santel.
Detailed Description
783 Around Paganella is a 33 mile less popular route located near Andalo. This mountain bike only route and has a extreme overall physical rating. This route climbs 8,135 ft with a max elevation of 3,545 ft then descends -8,149 ft.
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Riding area
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Primary ActivityMountain Bike
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Difficulty ratingAccess Trail or Doubletrack
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Bike typeAM, XC, Fat
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Physical ratingExtreme
More Stats for 783 Around Paganella mountain bike route
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Altitude change-14 ft
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Altitude min1,249 ft
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Altitude start3,343 ft
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Altitude end3,330 ft
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Grade-0%
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Grade max-323.3%
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Grade min197.8%
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Distance climb16 miles
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Distance down16 miles
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Distance flat1 mile
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