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6.9 miles
Distance
936 ft
Climb
-932 ft
Descent
4,496 ft
High Point
2 ft
Altitude change
4,115 ft
Altitude min
4,366 ft
Altitude start
4,370 ft
Altitude end
-41%
Grade max
29.9%
Grade min
3 miles
Distance climb
3 miles
Distance down
3,573 ft
Distance flat
This route takes in the most interesting section of the Stomp trail, then up Hornet and down Royal Wedding. Pedal back up the Hornet climb again, past the entrance to Royal Wedding, and back to the starting point. Lots of great rock features. Minimal cell service - you're on your own out here, so check out difficult sections before riding them for the first time.
Detailed Description
Stomp Mini Loop is a 7 mile moderately popular expert route located near Kamloops British Columbia. This mountain bike primary route can be used one direction and has a hard overall physical rating. This route includes 3 trails. This route climbs 936 ft with a max elevation of 4,496 ft then descends -932 ft.
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Stats
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Distance7 miles
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Avg time51 min 35 sec
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Altitude min4,115 ft
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Altitude start4,366 ft
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Altitude end4,370 ft
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Climb936 ft
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Descent-932 ft
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Grade max-41%
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Grade min29.9%
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Distance climb3 miles
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Distance down3 miles
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Distance flat3,573 ft
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| 4,623 ft | |||||
| 4,491 ft | |||||
| 1 mile |
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Directions
- Walk south on STOMP.
- Continue for less than 10 meters.
- Walk south on STOMP.
- Continue for 100 meters.
- Walk south on STOMP.
- Continue for 200 meters.
- Walk southeast on STOMP.
- Continue for 20 meters.
- Turn left to stay on STOMP.
- Continue for 400 meters.
- Walk east on STOMP.
- Continue for 3 kilometers.
- Walk southwest on STOMP.
- Continue for 80 meters.
- Turn right onto Lac Le Jeune Access Road.
- Continue for 500 meters.
- Walk northwest on Lac Le Jeune Access Road.
- Continue for 300 meters.
- Walk northwest on Lac Le Jeune Access Road.
- Continue for 90 meters.
- Turn right onto Hornet.
- Continue for 700 meters.
- Walk northeast on Hornet.
- Continue for 700 meters.
- Walk northwest on Hornet.
- Continue for 80 meters.
- Walk west on Hornet.
- Continue for 30 meters.
- Turn left onto Royal Wedding.
- Continue for 200 meters.
- Walk south on Royal Wedding.
- Continue for 1 kilometer.
- Walk south on Royal Wedding.
- Continue for 100 meters.
- Walk southwest on Royal Wedding.
- Continue for 60 meters.
- Walk east on Lac Le Jeune Access Road.
- Continue for 100 meters.
- Walk east on Lac Le Jeune Access Road.
- Continue for 300 meters.
- Walk southeast on Lac Le Jeune Access Road.
- Continue for 10 meters.
- Turn left onto Hornet.
- Continue for 1 kilometer.
- Walk west on Hornet.
- Continue for 300 meters.
- Walk west on Hornet.
- Continue for 200 meters.
- Walk north on Hornet.
- Continue for 400 meters.
- Walk north on STOMP.
- Continue for 20 meters.
- Walk southeast on STOMP.
- Continue for less than 10 meters.
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