Copper Creek Trail
Copper Creek Trail is a very steep climb in Washington. Its 16.0 TEP puts it above 90% of catalogued climbs. Its steepest 500 metres run at 30.0% and start 706 m in, in the middle of the climb, so pace the first part. Most runners need 46 to 78 minutes. Graded demanding mountain hiking, meaning footing matters more than fitness in places. It faces east: sun early, shade after lunch.
- TEP
- 16.0
- Climb
- +720 m
- Distance
- 3.7 km
- Average grade
- 19.3%
- Time
- 46 to 78 min
Climbs nearby
- Squire Creek, 4.8 km at 14.6% (4.4 km away)
- Deer Creek Pass, 953 m at 15.1% (4.8 km away)
- Independence/ North Lake, 1.1 km at 23.1% (7 km away)
- Independence/ North Lake, 2.6 km at 16.7%, Washington (7.4 km away)
- Three Fingers/ Saddle Lake, 1.3 km at 15.3% (8.1 km away)
- Peek-A-Boo Lake, 1.5 km at 23.5%, Washington (8.8 km away)
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