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33.1 miles
Distance
3,235 ft
Climb
-3,227 ft
Descent
1,104 ft
High Point
8 ft
Altitude change
169 ft
Altitude min
213 ft
Altitude start
220 ft
Altitude end
-101.8%
Grade max
180%
Grade min
14 miles
Distance climb
18 miles
Distance down
1 mile
Distance flat
Three Bears, an Iconic ride, imported from Strava.
Detailed Description
Three Bears is a 33 mile intermediate route located near Berkeley California. This mountain bike only route. This route climbs 3,235 ft with a max elevation of 1,104 ft then descends -3,227 ft.
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Stats
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Distance33 miles
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Avg time2 hr 45 min
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Altitude change8 ft
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Altitude min169 ft
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Altitude start213 ft
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Altitude end220 ft
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Climb3,235 ft
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Descent-3,227 ft
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Grade max-101.8%
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Grade min180%
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Distance climb14 miles
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Distance down18 miles
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Distance flat1 mile
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