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1,450 ft
Distance
-244 ft
Descent
1,018 ft
High Point
-244 ft
Altitude change
774 ft
Altitude min
1,018 ft
Altitude start
774 ft
Altitude end
-16.8%
Grade
-27.1%
Grade max
-6.3%
Grade min
1,450 ft
Distance down
Stretcher Details
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Riding AreaMt. St Louis Moonstone
Oro-Medonte, Ontario -
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Local Popularity85 in Skiing
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Global Ranking#1152 in Skiing
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Winter only trail
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Trail TypeSingletrack
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Snow GroomingClassic
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Physical RatingHard
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Trail VisibilityAlways easy to follow
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Alpine TrailYes
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eBike Allowed
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LightingYes
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OSM Way
One of the most difficult trails on the Mt. St Louis Ski Resort. It starts off with a mild dip before a steep drop straight down the hill ending at the runoff toward the lifts. This is a trail that is best saved for later after working your way up from the Intermediate trails at St. Louis.
Access Info
Accessed off the East Peak Run or Yodler Mountain toward the right. Follow signage for the entrance
Traditionally Indigenous Territory
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6 Months
- 36 rides
- 19 miles avg distance
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Directions to stretcher trailhead
(44.625110, -79.672370)
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Nearby Trails
- T-bar Alley 226 ft
- Junkyard Terrain Park 410 ft
- Tiroler 446 ft
- Junkyard Superpipe 561 ft
- Yodler 837 ft
Mt. St Louis Moonstone
- By markholloway
Trailforks Map Team & contributors - #192208 - 501 views
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Frequently Asked Questions About Stretcher
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Where is Stretcher located?
Stretcher is located in Mt. St Louis Moonstone, Oro-Medonte, Ontario, Canada. It is part of the Mt. St Louis Moonstone trail network. The trailhead is located at coordinates 44.62511, -79.67237.
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How hard is Stretcher?
Stretcher is rated as Black Diamond difficulty. The physical rating is Hard. The average grade is 16.8%.
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What is the elevation gain for Stretcher?
The trail has 74 m of elevation descent. The elevation ranges from 236 m to 310 m.
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How long is Stretcher?
Stretcher is 442.0 m long. The trail type is singletrack.
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