RTM Young Loop route

near Kimberley, bc

2,201 ft

Distance

30 ft

Climb

-36 ft

Descent

4,316 ft

High Point

-5 ft

Altitude change

4,291 ft

Altitude min

4,297 ft

Altitude start

4,291 ft

Altitude end

-0.2%

Grade

-11.5%

Grade max

8.6%

Grade min

922 ft

Distance climb

820 ft

Distance down

259 ft

Distance flat

Kids Duathlon Races

6 and under- will start under the main inflatable arch, head towards Happy Hans, pick up your bike half way through and complete the loop back to the starting arch on your bike. See picture of 700m loop below.

7-9 year olds- will start under the main inflatable arch, run a full 700m loop, grab your bikes and ride the exact same 700m loop.

Detailed Description

RTM Young Loop is a 2,201 ft easy race route located near Kimberley British Columbia. This trail running primary route and has a easy overall physical rating. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 30 ft with a max elevation of 4,316 ft then descends -36 ft.

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Stats

Distance

2,201 ft
Altitude min

4,291 ft
Altitude start

4,297 ft
Altitude end

4,291 ft
Climb

30 ft
Descent

-36 ft
Grade

-0.2%
Grade max

-11.5%
Grade min

8.6%
Distance climb

922 ft
Distance down

820 ft
Distance flat

259 ft

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Race Course
Race Date

Saturday June 22, 2024 at 12:00am
Riding area

Kimberley Nature Park
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Trail Running
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Green
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Loop
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Easy

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