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Hike Trail

Bicentennial Trail

5.0 (3 Ratings)
This is a big climb featured at the end of the Hixon 50 race, leading to a more relaxed portion.
2.3
mi
Distance
419
ft
Gain
moderate
Difficulty

Route Details

Flatter
Steeper
2.26mi
Distance
419ft
Elevation Gain
583ft
Elevation Loss
30%
Max Grade
1,276ft
High Point
728ft
Low Point
Path Type
Point to Point
Description
This is a long climb essentially from the base of a bluff to the top. With this long consistent climb towards the top, you'll also have some rocks, steps, and uneven footing to traverse. Once you see the giant white weather ball you know you have made it to the top. You can also head up or down a portion of Bicentennial that has been newly constructed. Once you've surmounted the hills, you'll have a flat portion of trail to look forward to. The final portion of the trail is singletrack, but nothing terribly exciting. This is the perfect place to catch your breath. You can use this trail for a good spike in the heart rate, followed by a connection to other trails in the park.

Route Conditions

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Contributors
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