Simcoe County Loop Trail route

near My City, on

99.1 miles

Distance

1,241 ft

Climb

-1,178 ft

Descent

933 ft

High Point

61 ft

Altitude change

578 ft

Altitude min

686 ft

Altitude start

748 ft

Altitude end

-27.4%

Grade max

17.8%

Grade min

41 miles

Distance climb

40 miles

Distance down

19 miles

Distance flat

The Simcoe County Loop Trail is a 160 kilometre loop that travels through nine municipalities, reaches three major bodies of water, including Georgian Bay, Lake Simcoe and Lake Couchiching. And, is primarily on off-road, multi-use rail trails

The route is flat, scenic and available as a multi-day tour.

source: The Simcoe County Loop Trail

Detailed Description

Simcoe County Loop Trail is a 99 mile popular intermediate route located near Simcoe County Ontario. This mountain bike only route can be used both directions and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route climbs 1,241 ft with a max elevation of 933 ft then descends -1,178 ft.

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Stats

Distance

99 miles
Altitude min

578 ft
Altitude start

686 ft
Altitude end

748 ft
Climb

1,241 ft
Descent

-1,178 ft
Grade max

-27.4%
Grade min

17.8%
Distance climb

41 miles
Distance down

40 miles
Distance flat

19 miles

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Details

Riding area

Simcoe County
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Loop
Bike type

XC, CX
Direction

Both Directions
Physical rating

Moderate

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