35.9 miles
Distance
4,473 ft
Climb
-4,171 ft
Descent
1,668 ft
High Point
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Start your day with a BC Ferries ride from Saltery Bay to Earls Cove (50min crossing time). The fjords that you’ll sail through this morning have some of the deepest waters anywhere; in fact, deep-water subs are sometimes tested here, to depths of approximately 2000ft.
Today’s ride will start on arrival at the BC Ferries’ Earls Cove Terminal, where you’ll walk off the ferry and onto your bike, then travel along purpose-built singletrack and end in the beautiful seaside Village of Sechelt.
source: BCBR WebSite - Earl's Cove
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BC Bike Race 2019 - Day 5 (Earl's Cove - Sechelt) is a 36 mile extreme race route located near Pender Harbour British Columbia. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a extreme overall physical rating. This route includes 16 trails. This route climbs 4,473 ft with a max elevation of 1,668 ft then descends -4,171 ft.
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More Stats for BC Bike Race 2019 - Day 5 (Earl's Cove - Sechelt) mountain bike route
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Avg time10 hr 13 min
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Altitude change302 ft
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Altitude min68 ft
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Altitude start68 ft
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Altitude end371 ft
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Grade0.2%
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Grade max-58%
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Grade min49.2%
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Distance climb18 miles
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Distance down15 miles
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Distance flat3 miles
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