2.5 miles
Distance
507 ft
Climb
-589 ft
Descent
1,646 ft
High Point
This route is used by those renting for the first time at Kootenay Adaptive, or adaptive riders just looking for a great cruise.
The adaptive route is also great for families and small kids, with lots of room for stops and beach access for all trail users.
Detailed Description
Kootenay Adaptive, Entry Level Adaptive Route is a 2 mile popular easy route located near Nakusp British Columbia. This mountain bike only route can be used both directions. This route includes 5 trails. This route climbs 507 ft with a max elevation of 1,646 ft then descends -589 ft.
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Trails in Route
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Riding area
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Primary ActivityMountain Bike
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Difficulty ratingGreen
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Route TypeOut & Back
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eBike Allowed
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Bike typeXC
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DirectionBoth Directions
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Ridelogs
More Stats for Kootenay Adaptive, Entry Level Adaptive Route mountain bike route
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Altitude min1,451 ft
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Altitude start1,639 ft
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Altitude end1,558 ft
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Grade-0.6%
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Grade max-39.8%
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Grade min52%
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Distance climb4,705 ft
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Distance down1 mile
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Distance flat2,700 ft
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