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1.4 miles
Distance
43 ft
Climb
-39 ft
Descent
273 ft
High Point
2 ft
Altitude change
230 ft
Altitude min
255 ft
Altitude start
256 ft
Altitude end
-5.5%
Grade max
4.7%
Grade min
2,470 ft
Distance climb
2,690 ft
Distance down
2,493 ft
Distance flat
XC Loop around South Seatac area.
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Jail Break is a 1 mile easy route located near Seatac Washington. This mountain bike only route. This route climbs 43 ft with a max elevation of 273 ft then descends -39 ft.
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Distance1 mile
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Altitude change2 ft
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Altitude min230 ft
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Altitude start255 ft
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Altitude end256 ft
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Climb43 ft
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Descent-39 ft
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Grade max-5.5%
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Grade min4.7%
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Distance climb2,470 ft
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Distance down2,690 ft
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Distance flat2,493 ft
Udiddy412
There are so many side trails built in this system that are not in the trailforks map so it was very difficult to navigate (they don't match trailforks exactly and they don't show up in the app) - but you just gotta trust that you're in a residential area and you're not gonna get lost anyway - just reference where the street is on your west, the busy one on your north and the walking path on your east. And then just have fun going around in circles.
frank-el-tank
Honestly, not great. The western part is overgrown and difficult to navigate, even with a Garmin.
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