Mountain Bike

50.0 miles

Distance

1,871 ft

Climb

-1,874 ft

Descent

332 ft

High Point

rvaMORE hosts every fall the Tour De Fall Line fundraiser. this 50 mile loop covers the best urban trails in America. Richmond is a Bronze IMBA Ride Center.

Detailed Description

Tour De Fall Line 50 mile Ride is a 50 mile popular expert route located near Richmond Virginia. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a hard overall physical rating. This route climbs 1,871 ft with a max elevation of 332 ft then descends -1,874 ft.

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Route POI

	Aid Station (Start/Finish) - Whitworth Cycles	Aid Station
	Aid Station - Pedal Power	Aid Station
	Aid Station - Carytown Bikes	Aid Station
	Aid Station - Coqui Cyclery	Aid Station
	Aid Station - Molly's Bike Shop	Aid Station
	Aid Station - Outpost	Aid Station

Details

Riding area

James River Park System
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Black Diamond
Route Type

Loop
Bike type

XC
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Hard

More Stats for Tour De Fall Line 50 mile Ride mountain bike route

Altitude min

9 ft
Altitude start

21 ft
Altitude end

20 ft
Grade max

-29.2%
Grade min

25.1%
Distance climb

19 miles
Distance down

20 miles
Distance flat

10 miles

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Tour De Fall Line 50 mile Ride route