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5.7 miles
Distance
146 ft
Climb
-147 ft
Descent
1,559 ft
High Point
-1 ft
Altitude change
1,423 ft
Altitude min
1,559 ft
Altitude start
1,558 ft
Altitude end
-9.2%
Grade max
4.4%
Grade min
3 miles
Distance climb
3 miles
Distance down
2,562 ft
Distance flat
Adaptive Riders Might Require Assistance
This route is intended for adaptive riders, but anyone can do it. Unfortunately, the majority of McKenzie River Trail is not suitable for adaptive riders. This section is the most adaptive bike friendly. There are some spots with exposure and a couple pinch points where some adaptive riders may require assistance. Bring a support rider, at the least the first time. Stage from the Paradise Campground and loop back on the highway or ride it as an out-an-back. Be sure to read trail blog linked below.
source: The UNPavement
Detailed Description
aMTB2 McKenzie Loop is a 6 mile less popular easy route located near Eugene Oregon. This mountain bike primary route can be used one direction and has a easy overall physical rating. This route climbs 146 ft with a max elevation of 1,559 ft then descends -147 ft.
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Stats
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Distance6 miles
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Altitude min1,423 ft
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Altitude start1,559 ft
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Altitude end1,558 ft
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Climb146 ft
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Descent-147 ft
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Grade max-9.2%
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Grade min4.4%
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Distance climb3 miles
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Distance down3 miles
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Distance flat2,562 ft
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