Strade Vino route

Name: Strade Vino
Address: Eagle, ID

near Eagle, ID

5.7 miles

Distance

217 ft

Climb

-218 ft

Descent

2,979 ft

High Point

-1 ft

Altitude change

2,775 ft

Altitude min

2,843 ft

Altitude start

2,841 ft

Altitude end

-19.2%

Grade max

23.7%

Grade min

3 miles

Distance climb

2 miles

Distance down

4,633 ft

Distance flat

Strade Vino Course - One Lap

source: https://www.bikereg.com/strade-vino

Detailed Description

Strade Vino is a 6 mile easy route located near Eagle Idaho. This gravel bike primary route can be used one direction. This route climbs 217 ft with a max elevation of 2,979 ft then descends -218 ft.

Local Trail Association

Southwest Idaho Mountain Bicycling Association (www.swimba.org)

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Trail Products

Idaho's Mountain Bike License Plate
Trail Pass

Past Events

- 12 Apr 2025
Strade Vino - A Gravel Circuit Race
Race
- 12 Apr 2025
Strade Vino 2025 Volunteer Sign up
Race
- 13 Apr 2024
Strade Vino - A Gravel Circuit Race
Race

Stats

Distance

6 miles
Altitude min

2,775 ft
Altitude start

2,843 ft
Altitude end

2,841 ft
Climb

217 ft
Descent

-218 ft
Grade max

-19.2%
Grade min

23.7%
Distance climb

3 miles
Distance down

2 miles
Distance flat

4,633 ft

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Green
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Loop
eBike Allowed

Yes
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One Direction

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