10.9 miles
Distance
1,121 ft
Climb
-1,313 ft
Descent
5,241 ft
High Point
This route includes a couple short unofficial alternative routes that are less up and down and better for through-travel.
The longest unbroken stretch of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Utah Valley, this is a good day hike, a couple hours ride, or a half-marathon run. And great views the whole way.
Detailed Description
BST: Provo to Springville is a 11 mile moderately popular intermediate route located near Provo Utah. This trail running primary route can be used both directions and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 17 trails. This route climbs 1,121 ft with a max elevation of 5,241 ft then descends -1,313 ft.
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Trails in Route
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Primary ActivityTrail Running
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AKABonneville Shoreline Trail
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Difficulty ratingBlue
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Route TypePoint to Point
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DirectionBoth Directions
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Physical ratingModerate
More Stats for BST: Provo to Springville mountain bike route
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Avg time5 hr 39 min
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Altitude change-192 ft
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Altitude min4,763 ft
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Altitude start5,109 ft
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Altitude end4,918 ft
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Grade-0.3%
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Grade max-66.3%
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Grade min39.5%
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Distance climb5 miles
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Distance down5 miles
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Distance flat1 mile
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