Extra Vert route

Name: Extra Vert
Address: Rossland, BC

near Rossland, bc

4.9 miles

Distance

694 ft

Climb

-697 ft

Descent

4,868 ft

High Point

-3 ft

Altitude change

4,350 ft

Altitude min

4,807 ft

Altitude start

4,806 ft

Altitude end

-38.6%

Grade max

45.6%

Grade min

2 miles

Distance climb

2 miles

Distance down

1,877 ft

Distance flat

Sometimes you just need more vert. Buckle up for some of Biathlon's burlier climbs and descents.

Warm up on Iron Sights (not in route), before ascending the walls of Bullseye and Trigger. Cruise down Biathlon Connector, then work your way back up to the trailhead.

Detailed Description

Extra Vert is a 5 mile moderately popular expert route located near Rossland British Columbia. This nordic ski only route can be used one direction and has a hard overall physical rating. This route climbs 694 ft with a max elevation of 4,868 ft then descends -697 ft.

Local Trail Association

Black Jack Ski Club (www.skiblackjack.ca)

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Stats

Distance

5 miles
Altitude min

4,350 ft
Altitude start

4,807 ft
Altitude end

4,806 ft
Climb

694 ft
Descent

-697 ft
Grade max

-38.6%
Grade min

45.6%
Distance climb

2 miles
Distance down

2 miles
Distance flat

1,877 ft

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Riding area

Black Jack XC Ski Club
Primary Activity

Nordic Ski
Difficulty rating

Black Diamond
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Loop
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No
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Hard

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