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26.2 miles
Distance
5,109 ft
Climb
-5,121 ft
Descent
1 mile
High Point
-12 ft
Altitude change
2,160 ft
Altitude min
3,398 ft
Altitude start
3,386 ft
Altitude end
-112.1%
Grade max
120.5%
Grade min
13 miles
Distance climb
12 miles
Distance down
2,133 ft
Distance flat
But that's not all the highlights yet: Starting with a nice, long and easy ascent, which becomes very steep but rideable only shortly before Kleine Scheidegg, and ending with a great descent. This leads from Kleine Scheidegg to Lauterbrunnen with almost 1400 metres of altitude difference, first on a wide gravel path, followed by a single trail. Shady forest paths, steep passages, stairs and tight bends alternate. The easy to medium requirements offer a high fun factor.
Note: Kleine Scheidegg is a popular hiking and excursion destination, so you have to reckon with many hikers.
source: Kleine Scheidegg Loop
Detailed Description
Kleine Scheidegg Loop is a 26 mile moderately popular intermediate route located near Grindelwald. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 5,109 ft with a max elevation of 6,761 ft then descends -5,121 ft.
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Stats
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Distance26 miles
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Altitude change-12 ft
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Altitude min2,160 ft
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Altitude start3,398 ft
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Altitude end3,386 ft
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Climb5,109 ft
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Descent-5,121 ft
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Grade max-112.1%
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Grade min120.5%
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Distance climb13 miles
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Distance down12 miles
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Distance flat2,133 ft
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