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10.6 miles
Distance
2,025 ft
Climb
-2,002 ft
Descent
4,932 ft
High Point
25 ft
Altitude change
3,239 ft
Altitude min
3,239 ft
Altitude start
3,264 ft
Altitude end
-55.7%
Grade max
28.9%
Grade min
6 miles
Distance climb
4 miles
Distance down
2,851 ft
Distance flat
This route starts at the bottom of 110 and climbs the road until the lower Kit Carson trailhead. At this point jump on Kit Carson and climb around Mt Spokane until the top of 110. The descent down 110 is a less technical option than other trails in this area. This is a great loop for those wanting an intro to Mt Spokane riding. 110 is also a climbing trail and used heavily by hikers. Be respectful of other user groups.
Detailed Description
Kit Carson - 110 Loop is a 11 mile moderately popular intermediate route located near Washington Washington. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 2 trails. This route climbs 2,025 ft with a max elevation of 4,932 ft then descends -2,002 ft.
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Distance11 miles
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Altitude change25 ft
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Altitude min3,239 ft
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Altitude start3,239 ft
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Altitude end3,264 ft
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Climb2,025 ft
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Descent-2,002 ft
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Grade max-55.7%
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Grade min28.9%
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Distance climb6 miles
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Distance down4 miles
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Distance flat2,851 ft
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