10.2 miles
Distance
1,558 ft
Climb
-1,558 ft
Descent
510 ft
High Point

There is a hotch-potch of trails in the Plenty Valley, so i've tried to make a trail with as little cross over so you can ride without spending all day looking at the map.

Detailed Description
Scottys loop is a 10 mile popular intermediate route located near Melbourne. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route climbs 1,558 ft with a max elevation of 510 ft then descends -1,558 ft.
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Plenty Gorge Mountain Bike Club (plentygorgemtb.org.au)
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Details

  • Riding area
    Plenty Gorge MTB Park
  • Primary Activity
    Mountain Bike
  • Difficulty rating
    Blue
  • Route Type
    Loop
  • eBike Allowed
    Yes
  • Bike type
    XC
  • Direction
    One Direction
  • Physical rating
    Moderate
  • Ridelogs
    13
More Stats for Scottys loop mountain bike route
  • Altitude min
    180 ft
  • Altitude start
    299 ft
  • Altitude end
    299 ft
  • Grade max
    -47.6%
  • Grade min
    52.5%
  • Distance climb
    4 miles
  • Distance down
    4 miles
  • Distance flat
    2 miles
Avg: 5 (1 votes)
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3D
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  • By mastermivec & contributors
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