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16.2 miles
Distance
4,738 ft
Climb
-5,338 ft
Descent
2 miles
High Point
-600 ft
Altitude change
5,111 ft
Altitude min
5,782 ft
Altitude start
5,180 ft
Altitude end
-0.7%
Grade
-240.6%
Grade max
198.5%
Grade min
9 miles
Distance climb
7 miles
Distance down
3,543 ft
Distance flat
Don't ride this routel unless you know what you're in for.
This is a route not to be taken lightly. There are some high consequence areas and the trail is not manicured. It is a super fun trail if you're up for a workout and some adrenaline.
Detailed Description
Steep-n-Steady is a 16 mile moderately popular extreme route located near Pleasant Grove Utah. This hike primary route can be used one direction and has a extreme overall physical rating. This route includes 5 trails. This route climbs 4,738 ft with a max elevation of 8,747 ft then descends -5,338 ft.
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Stats
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Distance16 miles
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Altitude min5,111 ft
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Altitude start5,782 ft
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Altitude end5,180 ft
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Climb4,738 ft
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Descent-5,338 ft
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Grade-0.7%
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Grade max-240.6%
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Grade min198.5%
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Distance climb9 miles
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Distance down7 miles
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Distance flat3,543 ft
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Trails in Route
| 600 ft | |||||
| 2,448 ft | |||||
| 2 miles | |||||
| 299 ft | |||||
| 1,345 ft |
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Difficulty ratingDouble Black Diamond
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Route TypeLoop
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Bike typeAM
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DirectionOne Direction
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Physical ratingExtreme
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