Mountain Bike

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14 miles

Distance

535 ft

Climb

-532 ft

Descent

2,054 ft

High Point

Starting and finishing from Lasserters, riders leave through flat and fast trails/paths and then onto moderate 4WD tracks that are sandy and rocky in some spots. Riders then turn right onto Kims Tk for some fun single track with a few rocky technical sections and some fun flowy sections. At the eastern end of the course riders head north and ride up the station boundary track before turning left onto Emily's Track, for a super fast, long and fun section of track back to the burnt out bus where riders make a very sharp left hand turn and ride along some sandy 4wd tks before commencing the "Afternoon Delight" single track climb to the top of Sunset Hill and a fast adrenalin filled descent back to Lasserters

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Central Australian Rough Riders (centralaustralianroughriders.asn.au)

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Comments

Details

Race Course
Race Date

Saturday August 22, 2020 at 09:00am
Riding area

Alice Springs Telegraph Station Reserve
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Other Activities
- E-Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Loop
eBike Allowed

Yes
Bike type

XC
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Moderate
Ridelogs

9

More Stats for Redback MTB Race Stage 4 and 5 Time Trial/Night race course - ASP mountain bike route

Altitude min

1,872 ft
Altitude start

1,881 ft
Altitude end

1,883 ft
Grade max

-11.5%
Grade min

14.5%
Distance climb

6 miles
Distance down

5 miles
Distance flat

3 miles

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