Classic Five route

Name: Classic Five
Address: Sudbury, ON

near Sudbury, on

3.3 miles

Distance

173 ft

Climb

-169 ft

Descent

922 ft

High Point

1 ft

Altitude change

838 ft

Altitude min

838 ft

Altitude start

840 ft

Altitude end

-9.1%

Grade max

18.9%

Grade min

4,774 ft

Distance climb

1 mile

Distance down

1 mile

Distance flat

Bioski offers single track, classic only ski trails with occasional double track sections. The "Classic Five" is a 5 km trail that may be regarded as the heart of the system with other trails either cutting across it or connecting to it.

Each junction is marked by a grey post that is designed to aid in navigating the trail system and carries information in the case of injury. Each post has an unique emergency locator number that should be used if you call 911.

source: https://www.bioski.ca/trails

Detailed Description

Classic Five is a 3 mile less popular intermediate route located near Sudbury Ontario. This nordic ski only route can be used one direction and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route climbs 173 ft with a max elevation of 922 ft then descends -169 ft.

Local Trail Association

Onaping Falls Nordics Ski Club (www.onapingfallsnordics.com)

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Stats

Distance

3 miles
Altitude min

838 ft
Altitude start

838 ft
Altitude end

840 ft
Climb

173 ft
Descent

-169 ft
Grade max

-9.1%
Grade min

18.9%
Distance climb

4,774 ft
Distance down

1 mile
Distance flat

1 mile

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Winter only route
Riding area

Bioski Cross-Country Ski & Snowshoe
Primary Activity

Nordic Ski
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Loop
eBike Allowed

No
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Moderate
Ridelogs

3

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