Jump Line Loop route

Name: Jump Line Loop
Address: Collegeville, PA
Rating: 5

near Collegeville, PA

2,854 ft

Distance

115 ft

Climb

-113 ft

Descent

399 ft

High Point

1 ft

Altitude change

280 ft

Altitude min

396 ft

Altitude start

397 ft

Altitude end

-26.1%

Grade max

21%

Grade min

1,296 ft

Distance climb

1,276 ft

Distance down

282 ft

Distance flat

The ride back up is often ridden downhill so be careful.

This trail has starts off with a few turn that a jump over a log. Than there is a tree down that must be hoped over. After another turn there is a small tabletop followed by another jump over a log with landing that has some tight trees on both sides. There is than a 3-4 foot drop that can be rolled. After that it is a straight shot down to the rock wall on white trail. Once down you make a left onto the straight away and make the first left and follow it straight up to the top and ride it again.

Detailed Description

Jump Line Loop is a 2,854 ft moderately popular intermediate route located near Collegeville Pennsylvania. This mountain bike primary route. This route climbs 115 ft with a max elevation of 399 ft then descends -113 ft.

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Stats

Distance

2,854 ft
Altitude change

1 ft
Altitude min

280 ft
Altitude start

396 ft
Altitude end

397 ft
Climb

115 ft
Descent

-113 ft
Grade max

-26.1%
Grade min

21%
Distance climb

1,296 ft
Distance down

1,276 ft
Distance flat

282 ft

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Collegeville
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Mountain Bike
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Blue
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Yes
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