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2,847 ft
Distance
39 ft
Climb
-537 ft
Descent
00:09:38
Avg time
-498 ft
Altitude change
2,721 ft
Altitude min
3,219 ft
Altitude max
3,219 ft
Altitude start
2,721 ft
Altitude end
-17.502%
Grade
-63.634%
Grade max
25.554%
Grade min
466 ft
Distance climb
2,361 ft
Distance down
20 ft
Distance flat
00:09:38
Avg time
The Beast (32) Details
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Riding AreaKillington Bike Park
Killington, Vermont -
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Voted DifficultyDouble Black Diamond (1 vote)
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Local Popularity20 in Mountain Biking
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Global Ranking#118396 in Mountain Biking
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Trail TypeSingletrack
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Bike TypeDH
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DirectionDownhill OnlyPopular Direction Shown
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Dogs AllowedYes
Starts off pretty easy through some grassy ski runs and a few little bridges. Once you get into the forest the fun starts with some deep roots and a very large rock slab drop. The trail continues to be very rocky with good drops and lots of deep embedded roots and rocks.
The trail seems to get more and more rocky as you continue with some really steep sections that get slippery with the moss and any moisture. Short break on some double track then back at it. After you get through this section you come right next to the Step it Up trail and you can bridge over if you've had enough. If not, you better keep up your speed so you can hop up onto the concrete water tank where the easier section starts.
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Traditionally Indigenous Territory
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Directions to the-beast-32 trailhead
(43.609855, -72.795528)
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Sep 29, 2015 , Killington
Technical Trail Features (TTF)
- Rock roll
Rock Face
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Where is The Beast (32) located?
The Beast (32) is located in Killington Bike Park, Killington, Vermont, United States. It is part of the Killington Bike Park trail network. The trailhead is located at coordinates 43.60986, -72.79553.
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How hard is The Beast (32)?
The Beast (32) is rated as Double Black Diamond difficulty. The average grade is 17.502%.
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What is the elevation gain for The Beast (32)?
The Beast (32) has 39 ft of elevation gain. The trail has 537 ft of elevation descent. The elevation ranges from 2,721 ft to 3,219 ft.
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Is The Beast (32) a point to point trail?
Yes, The Beast (32) is a point to point trail. The direction is Downhill Only. The trail type is singletrack.
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