1,138 ft
Distance
9 ft
Climb
-145 ft
Descent
911 ft
High Point
Please note, this is a preliminary course and the course will be finalized the week before the event.
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Dual Slalom // Sea Otter Canada 2022 is a 1,138 ft intermediate race route located near The Blue Mountains Ontario. This mountain bike only route. This route climbs 9 ft with a max elevation of 911 ft then descends -145 ft.
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Route POI
 | M1 | Start Marshal | Checkpoint |
| M2 | Finish Marshal | Checkpoint |
 | FA 01 | Top of Course | Aid Station |
| FA02 | Bottom of Course | Aid Station |
| M03 | Course Marshal | Checkpoint |
| M03 | Course Marshal | Checkpoint |
| M04 | Course Marshal | Checkpoint |
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Race Course
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Race DateFriday July 8, 2022
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Primary ActivityMountain Bike
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Difficulty ratingBlue
More Stats for Dual Slalom // Sea Otter Canada 2022 mountain bike route
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Altitude change-137 ft
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Altitude min774 ft
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Altitude start911 ft
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Altitude end774 ft
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Grade-12%
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Grade max-45.9%
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Grade min21.3%
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Distance climb49 ft
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Distance down551 ft
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Distance flat479 ft
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