Mountain Bike

31.6 miles

Distance

479 ft

Climb

-365 ft

Descent

2,619 ft

High Point

Esta ruta es para hacer saliendo de La Jirafa en San Martín o de La Colonia en Junín, pasas por Orfila, la Rotonda del Agua, entras por la calle detrás de donde salen los Globos en Junín, llegas a calle los Sauces y le das hasta la Calle La Legua, entras por calle Lemos al Oeste hasta la picada que está pasando la linea de Alta tensión que te deja justo atrás de Alto Las Hormigas. Segimos al Sur por la picada de Alta Tensión hasta el poliducto marcado con el número 36 allí a la izquierda te lleva al circuito de las canaletas. Pasas por abajo de la calle La Legua otra vez en el puente del arroyo seco y de alli todo sendero hasta Medrano.

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Alto las Hormigas+Canaletas is a 32 mile less popular easy route located near Mendoza (Province). This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route climbs 479 ft with a max elevation of 2,619 ft then descends -365 ft.

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IMBA Argentina (www.imba.com.ar)

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Riding area

Mendoza (Province)
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Green
Route Type

Point to Point
Bike type

Adaptive MTB
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Moderate
Ridelogs

1

More Stats for Alto las Hormigas+Canaletas mountain bike route

Altitude change

113 ft
Altitude min

2,183 ft
Altitude start

2,197 ft
Altitude end

2,310 ft
Grade

0.1%
Grade max

-14%
Grade min

8.6%
Distance climb

17 miles
Distance down

10 miles
Distance flat

5 miles

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