Black Jack Loop route

Name: Black Jack Loop
Address: Guam, AP

near Guam, AP

12.7 miles

Distance

1,297 ft

Climb

-1,300 ft

Descent

976 ft

High Point

-4 ft

Altitude change

38 ft

Altitude min

427 ft

Altitude start

423 ft

Altitude end

-25.8%

Grade max

33.2%

Grade min

6 miles

Distance climb

6 miles

Distance down

1 mile

Distance flat

Trail route that includes Charlie Corn, Channel 10 and Tank Farm. Route used by the annual Black Jack MTB race and part of the Xterra Championship course. Mixed use with trucks/motorcycles/atvs. Very difficult or impossible when wet.

Detailed Description

Black Jack Loop is a 13 mile less popular intermediate route located near Guam Armed Forces Pacific. This mountain bike only route and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route climbs 1,297 ft with a max elevation of 976 ft then descends -1,300 ft.

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Stats

Distance

13 miles
Altitude change

-4 ft
Altitude min

38 ft
Altitude start

427 ft
Altitude end

423 ft
Climb

1,297 ft
Descent

-1,300 ft
Grade max

-25.8%
Grade min

33.2%
Distance climb

6 miles
Distance down

6 miles
Distance flat

1 mile

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Riding area

Leo Palace
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Bike type

AM, XC
Physical rating

Moderate
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1

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