Mountain Bike

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18 miles

Distance

1,766 ft

Climb

-1,767 ft

Descent

685 ft

High Point

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2019 Stinky Spoke Course.
Stinky Spoke has a new launch site and celebration venue this year at Redmond City Hall campus. Riders will start moving north on the Sammamish River Trail before taking a right on the Tolt Pipeline Trail. Riders will face a 300 foot rise called Heart Attack Hill before riding further on the Tolt to Collin Creek, into the Watershed, on the Power Line route through Farrel-McWhirter then westward to the Sammamish Trail and back to Redmond City Hall.

A chalk line will be added up “Heart Attack Hill” to provide separate lanes for riders and walkers for everyone’s safety. The hill is a real beast. Riders who conquer it without coming off their bike will receive a flashy medal (and bragging rights).

source: StinkySpoke Website

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Past Events

- 9 Feb 2019
Stinky Spoke 2019 Charity Poker Ride
Race

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Details

Race Course
Riding area

Willows Fjords
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Green
Bike type

XC, CX, Gravel
Physical rating

Moderate
Ridelogs

72

More Stats for Stinky Spoke 2019 mountain bike route

Altitude min

24 ft
Altitude start

31 ft
Altitude end

31 ft
Grade max

-43.122%
Grade min

37.185%
Distance climb

8 miles
Distance down

9 miles
Distance flat

1 miles

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