Transfer 3 route

near Yellowknife, nt

3,323 ft

Distance

94 ft

Climb

-36 ft

Descent

659 ft

High Point

57 ft

Altitude change

578 ft

Altitude min

578 ft

Altitude start

636 ft

Altitude end

1.7%

Grade

-21%

Grade max

21.4%

Grade min

1,552 ft

Distance climb

591 ft

Distance down

1,184 ft

Distance flat

Proposed transfer for YK Enduro.

Detailed Description

Transfer 3 is a 3,323 ft moderately popular intermediate route located near Yellowknife Northwest Territories. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 3 trails. This route climbs 94 ft with a max elevation of 659 ft then descends -36 ft.

Local Trail Association

Yellowknife Mountain Bike Club (www.ykmtbc.ca)

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Stats

Distance

3,323 ft
Altitude change

57 ft
Altitude min

578 ft
Altitude start

578 ft
Altitude end

636 ft
Climb

94 ft
Descent

-36 ft
Grade

1.7%
Grade max

-21%
Grade min

21.4%
Distance climb

1,552 ft
Distance down

591 ft
Distance flat

1,184 ft

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Trails in Route

	Angry Clown				574 ft
	Mini Roller Coaster				315 ft

Details

Riding area

Ski Club
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue

Directions

Walk southwest on Ravine.
Continue for 20 meters.
Make a right U-turn to stay on Ravine.
Continue for 30 meters.
Keep right to stay on Ravine.
Continue for 10 meters.
Keep right to stay on Ravine.
Continue for 200 meters.
Turn left onto Angry Clown.
Continue for 60 meters.
Turn left onto Ravine.
Continue for 100 meters.
Walk east on Roller Coaster.
Continue for 100 meters.
Turn right onto 2.5 KM Loop.
Continue for 90 meters.
Walk east on Fancy Clown.
Continue for 20 meters.
Turn left onto Raven Peak Connector.
Continue for 200 meters.

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