Gravel: Blue Mound Skiing, Signal Oak, & Haskell
Radroute
Details
36,93 mi
1.560 ft
Did you know that there used to be a skiing area in Douglas County? There was and this route will take you right by Blue Mound. It also climbs up the Signal Oak climb (home to Sunflower founders Dave & Sue Millstein) and into Baldwin before returning through the Baker Wetlands and Haskell Indian Nations University. Also out and back on the Burroughs Creek Trail.
Route und Höhe
Segmente
Name | Distanz | Höhenunterschied | Steigung |
---|---|---|---|
Delaware Street Dash | 0,31 mi | 30 ft | 1,4 % |
Hobbs Park Hustle | 0,20 mi | 23 ft | 2,1 % |
Burroughs Creek Rail Trail | 1,47 mi | 46 ft | 0,5 % |
Wakarusa R to N 1100 | 0,84 mi | 92 ft | 1,9 % |
N 1100 Rd Climb | 0,43 mi | 72 ft | 3,0 % |
Stay Right, Stay Alive. | 0,18 mi | 66 ft | 6,8 % |
"Natural Break" Hill. | 0,21 mi | 69 ft | 5,8 % |
Baldwin Gravel Climb | 0,53 mi | 194 ft | 6,8 % |
1750 Rd Gravel Climb | 0,40 mi | 154 ft | 7,1 % |
The sprint before Pasta Finale | 0,70 mi | -23 ft | -0,3 % |
The fat lip | 0,29 mi | 43 ft | 2,8 % |
Michigan Way | 1,04 mi | 23 ft | 0,0 % |