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2.5 miles
Distance
280 ft
Climb
-276 ft
Descent
503 ft
High Point
5 ft
Altitude change
249 ft
Altitude min
498 ft
Altitude start
502 ft
Altitude end
-25.2%
Grade max
30.7%
Grade min
1 mile
Distance climb
1 mile
Distance down
676 ft
Distance flat
Cadel's Loop is named after Australian MTB legend and Tour de France winner Cadel Evens who spent his younger years training in the Gorge.
This is an official Plenty Gorge MTB Club loop, it is the second loop of the trail formalisation project.
Detailed Description
Cadel's Loop - PGMTB Official Loop is a 2 mile popular intermediate route located near Melbourne. This mountain bike primary route can be used one direction and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 5 trails. This route climbs 280 ft with a max elevation of 503 ft then descends -276 ft.
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Stats
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Distance2 miles
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Altitude min249 ft
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Altitude start498 ft
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Altitude end502 ft
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Climb280 ft
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Descent-276 ft
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Grade max-25.2%
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Grade min30.7%
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Distance climb1 mile
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Distance down1 mile
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Distance flat676 ft
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