Cougar Park Dash Beginner
Submitted by Linda Downes
Beginner
0:35 (Slow)
0:20 (Moderate)
0:15 (Fast)
-4.3%
+3.2%
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Description
Easy run through some pine trees on Grade 1 MTB tracks. Grab your kids for a jog or get them on the bike while you run. Dogs under control at all times (on leash)
Starting at the gravel car park you enter by climbing over the white forestry gate, follow gravel road for 50 meters, Turn Left, keep your eye out for the track sign Freddy Flinstone - it's on your right in the pine trees. Once Freddie Flintstone finishes exit on the gravel road to your left and follow until you meet up with another gravel road. On your right is Bedrock Rise - head up there for approx 300 metres and you'll come to Pebbles on the left. Once you get to the end of Pebbles follow your nose out (left) on gravel road back to car park.
The tracks are dual use (MTB and walking) and are also 2 way, so you can do an out an back when you get to the end of PebblesTrack if you please.
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Make Up of Run
Easy Single Track: 80%
Gravel Road: 20%
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Access
At the very end of Newell road there is a gravel car park and a sign for Cougar park. This is the back entrance to the MTB park
Ample parking for 10+ cars, Safe area
5 km
6 minutes
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Staying Safe
Easy.
Perfect throughout.
Long-sleeved thermal top, Seam-sealed waterproof jacket, First aid kit, Cellphone.
No drinkable water available
After heavy rain there will be puddles. After strong winds there is usually small debris branches and sticks over the track
MTBikers on 2-way tracks
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