North Sanpitch Trail
North Sanpitch Trail is a short, very steep climb in Utah. At 4.3 TEP it sits around the middle of the catalogue. Its steepest 500 metres run at 23.5% and start 509 m in, in the middle of the climb, so pace the first part. Most runners need 12 to 20 minutes. South-facing, so it is hot in summer and one of the first to clear of snow.
- TEP
- 4.3
- Climb
- +187 m
- Distance
- 0.9 km
- Average grade
- 20.3%
- Time
- 12 to 20 min
Climbs nearby
- North Sanpitch Trail, 1.0 km at 15.5% (0.1 km away)
- North Sanpitch Trail, 850 m at 20.9% (1.8 km away)
- North Sanpitch Trail, 2.5 km at 13.8% (3.8 km away)
- Holman Canyon, 3.4 km at 20.1% (3.9 km away)
- North Flat Cutoff, 1.8 km at 13.8%, Utah (4.2 km away)
- Four Mile/Pigeon Creek, 5.2 km at 12.6%, Utah (5.9 km away)
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