Pine Hill XC Loop route

Name: Pine Hill XC Loop
Address: Mobile, AL

near Mobile, AL

2,474 ft

Distance

55 ft

Climb

-57 ft

Descent

107 ft

High Point

0 ft

Altitude change

59 ft

Altitude min

100 ft

Altitude start

98 ft

Altitude end

-18.8%

Grade max

11.8%

Grade min

886 ft

Distance climb

915 ft

Distance down

673 ft

Distance flat

This Loop will take you through Xcboy, Lower Rip Current, and The Climb Trail. Due to the Climb trail being Uphill only, this loop can only be ridden in one direction.

Detailed Description

Pine Hill XC Loop is a 2,474 ft popular easy route located near Mobile Alabama. This mountain bike primary route can be used one direction. This route includes 3 trails. This route climbs 55 ft with a max elevation of 107 ft then descends -57 ft.

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Stats

Distance

2,474 ft
Altitude min

59 ft
Altitude start

100 ft
Altitude end

98 ft
Climb

55 ft
Descent

-57 ft
Grade max

-18.8%
Grade min

11.8%
Distance climb

886 ft
Distance down

915 ft
Distance flat

673 ft

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Trails in Route

	Xcboy				810 ft
	Lower Rip Current
	Pine Hill Climb

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Pine Hill Mountain Bike Trails
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