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5.7 miles
Distance
744 ft
Climb
-742 ft
Descent
2,593 ft
High Point
0 ft
Altitude change
2,381 ft
Altitude min
2,570 ft
Altitude start
2,569 ft
Altitude end
-26.8%
Grade max
64.3%
Grade min
2 miles
Distance climb
2 miles
Distance down
1 mile
Distance flat
Simpson Park is 483.48 acres and is located in the Santa Rosa Hills southeast of the City and is a wilderness park. At present time, it is under continuing development and refurbishment. It has a sheltered picnic area with tables, barbecues, restrooms, hiking trails, bicycle trails and an equestrian trail. Hemet High School has a classroom lab with a botanical garden in the park. Simpson Park provides an excellent view of the entire San Jacinto Valley. Elevation 2500 ft.
Detailed Description
Simpson Park is a 6 mile moderately popular intermediate route located near Hemet California. This mountain bike only route can be used both directions and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route climbs 744 ft with a max elevation of 2,593 ft then descends -742 ft.
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Stats
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Distance6 miles
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Avg time1 hr 31 min
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Altitude min2,381 ft
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Altitude start2,570 ft
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Altitude end2,569 ft
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Climb744 ft
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Descent-742 ft
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Grade max-26.8%
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Grade min64.3%
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Distance climb2 miles
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Distance down2 miles
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Distance flat1 mile
reignman317
Excellent the last few days - traction is great - beautifully built new trails- hidden gem . Highly recommend. Coming from Colorado I love this place.
MichaelOlSNej
Good ride. Very techy loop. I would recommend climbing back up on the service roads. The trails are not a smooth climb back to the top.
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