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The course covers a genuine mix of surfaces, with gravel (45%) and trail (38%) being the most common and neither clearly dominating. The terrain is highly fragmented, switching roughly every kilometre. This demands constant mental engagement and limits the ability to build a sustained rhythm from surface consistency alone. Uphills are predominantly on trail (62% of ascending sections). Descents are mainly on gravel (67% of descending sections).
Distance
48.4 km
Ascent
1411 m
Descent
1362 m
High Point
372 m
Source: GPX Data
54/100
Gradient changes: Rolling
That's a change roughly every 1.21 km: 12 climbs, 15 flat sections and 13 descents, counting only sections at least 250 m long.
5.41%
Average climb gradient
Midwinter Mortimer Trail Ultra's climbs average 5.41%. If your training never rehearses sustained climbing at that gradient, race day will be the first time your legs meet it.
5.32%
Average descent gradient
Midwinter Mortimer Trail Ultra's descents average 5.32%. If your training never rehearses sustained descending at that gradient, the downhills will empty your quads long before the finish.
Source: GPX Data
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