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2.9 miles
Distance
269 ft
Climb
-3,527 ft
Descent
01:22:07
Avg time
-3,258 ft
Altitude change
3,715 ft
Altitude min
6,973 ft
Altitude max
6,973 ft
Altitude start
3,715 ft
Altitude end
-21.484%
Grade
-64.871%
Grade max
36.673%
Grade min
1,618 ft
Distance climb
3 miles
Distance down
54 ft
Distance flat
01:22:07
Avg time
Tre Valloni Details
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Activities
- Mountain Bike
- E-Bike
- Hike
- Trail Running
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Riding AreaParco Nazionale del Gran Sasso
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Local Popularity5 in Mountain Biking [+]
- 40 in E-Biking
- 40 in Trail Running
- 40 in Hiking
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Trail TypeSingletrack
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Bike TypeDH
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Dogs AllowedYes
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eBike AllowedYes up to Class 1
Also called "Piloni" the trail come down under the telecabin route, on the line of maximum slope. The first third revolves on the Tre Valloni area and sports several aerial passages whith strict, exposed U-curves. The second part of the downhill, after the old installment of the abandoned intermediate telecabin station, is more soft but still very demanding.
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- Last: Sep 18, 2024
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(42.441900, 13.558590)
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rickyvic
Very demanding natural alpine trail it is really called il vallone trail.
Watch it is difficult to catch the beginning of the trail you need to go down a bit when you exit the cablecar.
Then you turn right in the canyon.
Watch for the exposed part when the trail flattens and there is a little climb towards the old cablecar. There you cannot fall.
The rest is very steep and narrow demanding single track. The last part is hard as you feel tired from the first part and you cannot let the brakes too much.
Definitely the hardest trail but a lot of fun.
Watch it is difficult to catch the beginning of the trail you need to go down a bit when you exit the cablecar.
Then you turn right in the canyon.
Watch for the exposed part when the trail flattens and there is a little climb towards the old cablecar. There you cannot fall.
The rest is very steep and narrow demanding single track. The last part is hard as you feel tired from the first part and you cannot let the brakes too much.
Definitely the hardest trail but a lot of fun.
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