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30.4 miles
Distance
5,686 ft
Climb
-5,687 ft
Descent
2,335 ft
High Point
-1 ft
Altitude change
1,824 ft
Altitude min
1,847 ft
Altitude start
1,847 ft
Altitude end
-68.9%
Grade max
64%
Grade min
14 miles
Distance climb
14 miles
Distance down
3 miles
Distance flat
Beaver Flat 50 is a hilly hard-as-hell trail run at Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park, SK with over 2300 meters of vertical gain across 50 kilometers. That's almost 8000 feet of total climb. The prairies are flat. This course is #anythingbutflat. Beaver Flat 50 is a tough get-your-feet-wet, wreck-your-shins, and roll-your-ankle kind of run. You're going to love it, hate it, and love it some more. Guaranteed.
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Beaver Flat 50 km is a 30 mile intermediate race route located near Stewart Valley Saskatchewan. This trail running primary route. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 5,686 ft with a max elevation of 2,335 ft then descends -5,687 ft.
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Stats
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Distance30 miles
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Altitude change-1 ft
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Altitude min1,824 ft
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Altitude start1,847 ft
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Altitude end1,847 ft
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Climb1 mile
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Descent-5,687 ft
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Grade max-68.9%
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Grade min64%
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Distance climb14 miles
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Distance down14 miles
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Distance flat3 miles
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