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6.7 miles
Distance
435 ft
Climb
-426 ft
Descent
360 ft
High Point
11 ft
Altitude change
220 ft
Altitude min
278 ft
Altitude start
289 ft
Altitude end
-21.3%
Grade max
23.8%
Grade min
3 miles
Distance climb
3 miles
Distance down
1 mile
Distance flat
Roode Beek Details
13 kilometers, 150 meters of elevation gain.
This route runs through the Roode Beek catchment area, the Schutterspark and the Schinveldse forests. This route is a combination of several longer technically challenging climbs, long descents and wonderful flow trails.
The route contains three tough switchback climbs, one over the Hendrik mine waste mountain and two in the Schutterspark. In this route you descend the Hendrik mine waste mountain twice: once with a lot of speed and flow, the other descent is more technical and your skills are challenged on a difficult trail with a number of very nice banked turns.
Furthermore, this route also contains long flow trails that have been specially constructed for mountain bikers. The middle part of the route is largely on wide gravel paths and gives you some time to recover and recharge for the grand finale: Bikepark Hendrik
At the starting location, on the grounds of Park het Plateau, a trail hub has been set up with technical and catering services. There is also a wash-down area that can be used free of charge.
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(50.960040, 5.987990)
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Where is Roode Beek located?
Roode Beek is located in Brunssum, Netherlands. It is part of the Brunssum trail network. The trailhead is located at coordinates 50.96004, 5.98799.
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How hard is Roode Beek?
Roode Beek is rated as Blue difficulty.
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What is the elevation gain for Roode Beek?
Roode Beek has 435 ft of elevation gain. The trail has 426 ft of elevation descent. The elevation ranges from 220 ft to 360 ft.
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Is Roode Beek a point to point trail?
Yes, Roode Beek is a point to point trail. The direction is One Direction. The trail type is singletrack.
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