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5.5 miles
Distance
344 ft
Climb
-341 ft
Descent
543 ft
High Point
1 ft
Altitude change
468 ft
Altitude min
535 ft
Altitude start
535 ft
Altitude end
-12.6%
Grade max
14.4%
Grade min
2 miles
Distance climb
2 miles
Distance down
2 miles
Distance flat
This approximately 5.5-mile route is suitable for riders with easy to moderate mountain biking skills. It includes a few small rock drops, bridges, and narrow sections between trees. The route bypasses part of lower Springhouse by using the powerline cut-through, avoiding that section of trail.
There are several bridges along the route, all of which were passable on a recumbent trike with a wheel width of 32.5 inches (82.5 cm). One bridge, however, was an especially tight fit, so we chose to walk the trike across for added safety.
Detailed Description
Brumley Adaptive Loop is a 5 mile moderately popular easy route located near Chapel Hill North Carolina. This adaptive bike only route. This route includes 6 trails. This route climbs 344 ft with a max elevation of 543 ft then descends -341 ft.
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Stats
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Distance5 miles
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Altitude change1 ft
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Altitude min468 ft
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Altitude start535 ft
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Altitude end535 ft
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Climb344 ft
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Descent-341 ft
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Grade max-12.6%
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Grade min14.4%
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Distance climb2 miles
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Distance down2 miles
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Distance flat2 miles
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| 745 ft |
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