Stringybark Track route

Name: Stringybark Track
Rating: 3

near Kinglake

15.0 miles

Distance

1,400 ft

Climb

-1,394 ft

Descent

1,879 ft

High Point

5 ft

Altitude change

1,049 ft

Altitude min

1,049 ft

Altitude start

1,053 ft

Altitude end

-39.3%

Grade max

37%

Grade min

6 miles

Distance climb

8 miles

Distance down

2 miles

Distance flat

Great track with some steep inclines & declines Be prepared to work those legs!

Access from Kinglake-Glenburn Rd across the road from "Island Picnic Area" and near "The Gums"Camping area.

Detailed Description

Stringybark Track is a 15 mile less popular intermediate route located near Kinglake. This mountain bike only route can be used both directions. This route climbs 1,400 ft with a max elevation of 1,879 ft then descends -1,394 ft.

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Plenty Gorge Mountain Bike Club (plentygorgemtb.org.au)

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Stats

Distance

15 miles
Altitude min

1,049 ft
Altitude start

1,049 ft
Altitude end

1,053 ft
Climb

1,400 ft
Descent

-1,394 ft
Grade max

-39.3%
Grade min

37%
Distance climb

6 miles
Distance down

8 miles
Distance flat

2 miles

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Riding area

Kinglake
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
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Loop
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AM, XC
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Both Directions

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