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1.7 miles
Distance
256 ft
Climb
-214 ft
Descent
4,691 ft
High Point
42 ft
Altitude change
4,505 ft
Altitude min
4,515 ft
Altitude start
4,557 ft
Altitude end
0.5%
Grade
-25.7%
Grade max
27.2%
Grade min
4,373 ft
Distance climb
4,006 ft
Distance down
686 ft
Distance flat
A groomed loop from the parking lot and through Mackay. Recommend to ski and climb up the east side to a view point where you can see the Phoenix ski hill and over the snowy hills. Cut across to Telemark Hill, the original ski hill, then down a bit steep of a hill in an open meadow. Connect onto Jolly Jack and ski past Marshall Lake.
Detailed Description
Grandview is a 2 mile less popular easy route located near Grand Forks British Columbia. This nordic ski primary route can be used both directions and has a easy overall physical rating. This route climbs 256 ft with a max elevation of 4,691 ft then descends -214 ft.
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Stats
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Distance2 miles
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Altitude min4,505 ft
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Altitude start4,515 ft
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Altitude end4,557 ft
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Climb256 ft
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Descent-214 ft
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Grade0.5%
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Grade max-25.7%
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Grade min27.2%
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Distance climb4,373 ft
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Distance down4,006 ft
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Distance flat686 ft
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Primary ActivityNordic Ski
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Difficulty ratingGreen
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Route TypeLoop
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DirectionBoth Directions
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Physical ratingEasy
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