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11.2 miles
Distance
894 ft
Climb
-894 ft
Descent
482 ft
High Point
1 ft
Altitude change
157 ft
Altitude min
198 ft
Altitude start
200 ft
Altitude end
-61.9%
Grade max
24.6%
Grade min
5 miles
Distance climb
5 miles
Distance down
1 mile
Distance flat
The Fullerton Loop is a great place to learn and become comfortable on your bike. It has some concrete sections and some dirt. Nothing is too gnarly and it is mostly fireroad. This is a popular location, especially for walkers/runners so be aware and courteous of them when riding here.
Detailed Description
Fullerton Loop - Intermediate/Beginner Route is a 11 mile popular intermediate route located near Fullerton California. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a easy overall physical rating. This route includes 12 trails. This route climbs 894 ft with a max elevation of 482 ft then descends -894 ft.
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Stats
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Distance11 miles
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Avg time1 hr 24 min
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Altitude min157 ft
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Altitude start198 ft
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Altitude end200 ft
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Climb894 ft
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Descent-894 ft
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Grade max-61.9%
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Grade min24.6%
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Distance climb5 miles
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Distance down5 miles
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Distance flat1 mile
9 Reviews & Comments
PatricksEV6TG
This is where I learned to mountain bike, and I still enjoy this ride. There are some challenging hills, but not much in the way of technical obstacles. I was last there this past summer, and the biggest technical challenge is a large tree root just before you go up one of the two steeper hills. I took my girlfriend here for her first ride, and some of the downhill sections gave her pause, but she did great otherwise!
This is also a great trail for after work because most experienced riders can knock it out in right around an hour. This trail also has some single tracks off the main path, and people have made some ramps for some jumps.
This is also a great trail for after work because most experienced riders can knock it out in right around an hour. This trail also has some single tracks off the main path, and people have made some ramps for some jumps.
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