Cannonball Run route

near My City

5.4 miles

Distance

260 ft

Climb

-1,682 ft

Descent

2,237 ft

High Point

-1,422 ft

Altitude change

815 ft

Altitude min

2,237 ft

Altitude start

814 ft

Altitude end

-5%

Grade

-105.9%

Grade max

37.7%

Grade min

4,567 ft

Distance climb

4 miles

Distance down

1,152 ft

Distance flat

Most ride as a shuttled downhill run, starts fairly flat before dropping into downhill & switchbacks. The last descent is around 20% down fire trail before meeting Jacks Corner Road.
Can be ridden as a loop back up Meryla Pass (Griffins fire trail).

Detailed Description

Cannonball Run is a 5 mile less popular intermediate route located near Southern Inland. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route climbs 260 ft with a max elevation of 2,237 ft then descends -1,682 ft.

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Stats

Distance

5 miles
Altitude change

-1,422 ft
Altitude min

815 ft
Altitude start

2,237 ft
Altitude end

814 ft
Climb

260 ft
Descent

-1,682 ft
Grade

-5%
Grade max

-105.9%
Grade min

37.7%
Distance climb

4,567 ft
Distance down

4 miles
Distance flat

1,152 ft

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Details

Riding area

Southern Inland
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Shuttled
eBike Allowed

Yes
Bike type

DH, AM, XC
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Moderate
Ridelogs

4

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