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6.7 miles
Distance
497 ft
Climb
-506 ft
Descent
592 ft
High Point
-8 ft
Altitude change
449 ft
Altitude min
524 ft
Altitude start
515 ft
Altitude end
-25.7%
Grade max
24.7%
Grade min
3 miles
Distance climb
3 miles
Distance down
5,118 ft
Distance flat
Cloudspin is newly marked and should be access via a gate across and to the left of the swoops trailhead. Just past a small gravel pulloff.
The most fun you'll have on a novice trail. Ride the iconic Swoops and Loops trail clockwise and finish it up with a Cloudspin on the newly built trail in Weathersfield Town Forest. This ride is well-suited to families and beginners of all ages with terrain and features that help riders get comfortable: wide bridges, boardwalks and a variety of double and singletrack. One steep hill and switchback can be walked up or down, depending on the comfort of the rider. Ride it all or choose a loop, it all swoops
Detailed Description
Swoops Loops is a 7 mile popular easy route located near Windsor Vermont. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 3 trails. This route climbs 497 ft with a max elevation of 592 ft then descends -506 ft.
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Stats
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Distance7 miles
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Avg time1 hr 31 min
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Altitude change-8 ft
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Altitude min449 ft
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Altitude start524 ft
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Altitude end515 ft
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Climb497 ft
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Descent-506 ft
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Grade max-25.7%
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Grade min24.7%
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Distance climb3 miles
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Distance down3 miles
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Distance flat5,118 ft
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