Great Western Trail
A mostly runnable climb in Utah. The hardest 500 metres average 15.8% and start 1.2 km in, in the middle of the climb, so pace the first part. It faces south: warm in summer, and often clear of snow when the slopes around it are not. Most runners need 36 to 61 minutes. Its 2.3 TEP puts it in the easier half of the catalogue. Mostly on gravel and farm tracks.
- TEP
- 2.3
- Climb
- +411 m
- Distance
- 4.9 km
- Average grade
- 8.3%
- Time
- 36 to 61 min
Climbs nearby
- Moderate climb, 1.0 km at 16.1% (0.4 km away)
- Moderate climb, 930 m at 15.5% (5 km away)
- Moderate climb, 4.0 km at 9.1% (8.9 km away)
- Toats Spring, 1.7 km at 12.8% (9.4 km away)
- Crater-Ivie Canyon, 6.6 km at 8.8%, Utah (9.4 km away)
- Pole Canyon, 8.2 km at 6.8% (9.7 km away)
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