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26.7 miles
Distance
2,402 ft
Climb
-2,404 ft
Descent
291 ft
High Point
-1 ft
Altitude change
-6 ft
Altitude min
31 ft
Altitude start
30 ft
Altitude end
-46.6%
Grade max
32.9%
Grade min
12 miles
Distance climb
12 miles
Distance down
3 miles
Distance flat
The 43 km long route with a total ascent of 714 meters starts from the old town of Rab. An easy ascent and drive along the Frkanj peninsula through a dense coniferous forest to the lantern in the very southwest of the island is followed by a short but very attractive "single-trail" and a ride along the coast to the park forest Dundo. Wild vegetation, forest paths and the southern Premužić trail will satisfy both beginners and more serious MTB riders. The route then continues to Kalifront, a peninsula in the northwest of the island, known for its diverse vegetation and untouched forest where motor vehicles are not allowed. In Kalifront you will find a little bit of gravel, a little bit of real MTB, and many hidden natural bays, as well as the Mel beach on the way back to Rab.
source: Rab MTB 1
Detailed Description
Rab Mtb1 is a 27 mile less popular easy route located near Rab. This mountain bike primary route can be used both directions and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route climbs 2,402 ft with a max elevation of 291 ft then descends -2,404 ft.
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Stats
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Distance27 miles
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Altitude min-6 ft
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Altitude start31 ft
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Altitude end30 ft
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Climb2,402 ft
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Descent-2,404 ft
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Grade max-46.6%
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Grade min32.9%
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Distance climb12 miles
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Distance down12 miles
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Distance flat3 miles
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