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21.7 miles
Distance
3,219 ft
Climb
-3,208 ft
Descent
2 miles
High Point
11 ft
Altitude change
9,854 ft
Altitude min
10,002 ft
Altitude start
10,013 ft
Altitude end
-64.4%
Grade max
72.2%
Grade min
10 miles
Distance climb
11 miles
Distance down
2,218 ft
Distance flat
Be aware of snow and weather. You go above the tree line and thunderstorms can roll in expectantly.
Awesome high alpine loop going up to 11,800ft
Detailed Description
Kenosha Pass Loop is a 22 mile popular intermediate route located near Park County Colorado. This mountain bike primary route can be used one direction and has a hard overall physical rating. This route includes 4 trails. This route climbs 3,219 ft with a max elevation of 11,656 ft then descends -3,208 ft.
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Stats
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Distance22 miles
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Avg time7 hr 44 min
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Altitude min9,854 ft
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Altitude start10,002 ft
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Altitude end10,013 ft
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Climb3,219 ft
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Descent-3,208 ft
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Grade max-64.4%
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Grade min72.2%
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Distance climb10 miles
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Distance down11 miles
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Distance flat2,218 ft
13 Reviews & Comments
Shauncore
Be aware the elevation profile on the mobile app will show you getting to the high point well before you actually do. Once you're at the top of the graph, you've got another mile or two of climbing, with a few false high points before the real one.
provin1327
Such an awesome ride! Great signage, easy to follow trail, amazing views right from the start and some very raw, tight singletrack coming down West Jefferson. I would definitely do this ride again.
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Difficulty ratingBlue
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Route TypeLoop
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DirectionOne Direction
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Physical ratingHard
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Kenosha Pass Colorado Trail Part I - Should I quit or go forward?
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