DFW Series Race Loop route

Name: DFW Series Race Loop
Address: McKinney, TX

near McKinney, TX

2.7 miles

Distance

163 ft

Climb

-161 ft

Descent

670 ft

High Point

2 ft

Altitude change

587 ft

Altitude min

668 ft

Altitude start

669 ft

Altitude end

-9.6%

Grade max

12.6%

Grade min

4,485 ft

Distance climb

5,190 ft

Distance down

4,590 ft

Distance flat

RACE COURSE ONLY.
This route requires going backwards on portions of the trail. Please do not ride this route during busy hours.

The DFW Series Race Loop is used during weeknight mountain bike races and takes place on a closed course. See DFWseries.com for more information about the DFW Summer Series and DFW Winter Series hosted at Erwin Park.

source: http://www.dfwseries.com

Detailed Description

DFW Series Race Loop is a 3 mile intermediate race route located near McKinney Texas. This mountain bike primary route can be used both directions and has a hard overall physical rating. This route climbs 163 ft with a max elevation of 670 ft then descends -161 ft.

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Distance

3 miles
Altitude min

587 ft
Altitude start

668 ft
Altitude end

669 ft
Climb

163 ft
Descent

-161 ft
Grade max

-9.6%
Grade min

12.6%
Distance climb

4,485 ft
Distance down

5,190 ft
Distance flat

4,590 ft

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Race Course
Race Date

Thursday June 2, 2022 at 06:00pm
Riding area

Erwin Park
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Other Activities
- E-Bike
AKA

DFW Series F1 Track
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Loop
eBike Allowed

Yes
Bike type

XC
Direction

Both Directions
Physical rating

Hard
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1

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