Mountain Bike

1,880 ft

Distance

-220 ft

Descent

1,934 ft

High Point

This Stage has all the jumps. Maybe not the fastest line though - see if you can best your previous time

Detailed Description

BP Trail Fest Enduro Stage 1 Jackpot is a 1,880 ft expert race route located near Moose Jaw Saskatchewan. This mountain bike primary route can be used one direction. This route includes 1 trails. This route with a max elevation of 1,934 ft then descends -220 ft.

Local Trail Association

Moose Jaw Pavers Cycling Club (www.moosejawpavers.ca)

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Past Events

- 1 Jun 2024
Buffalo Pound Trail Fest
Festival
- 1 Oct 2023
Sask Enduro Series #5 2023
Group Ride
- 5 Jun 2022
Sask Enduro Series #3 2022 June 5
Race
- 17 Oct 2021
Sask Enduro Series 2021 Buffalo Pound Oct 17
Group Ride

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Trails in Route

Jackpot

1,565 ft

Details

Race Course
Race Date

Saturday June 1, 2024 at 11:00am
Riding area

Buffalo Pound Provincial Park
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Other Activities
- E-Bike
Difficulty rating

Black Diamond
Route Type

Point to Point
eBike Allowed

Yes
Direction

One Direction
Ridelogs

1

More Stats for BP Trail Fest Enduro Stage 1 Jackpot mountain bike route

Altitude change

-220 ft
Altitude min

1,714 ft
Altitude start

1,934 ft
Altitude end

1,713 ft
Grade

-11.7%
Grade max

-66.7%
Grade min

-2%
Distance down

1,880 ft

Directions

Bike northeast on Jackpot.
Continue for 500 meters.
Bear left onto Twister.
Continue for 50 meters.
Bike north on Twister.
Continue for less than 10 meters.

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