COURSE & MAPS

PLEASE NOTE:  the mileage and vert are rounded off – we’ve ridden the course too many times to count and come up with a different mileage total each time we ride (GPS or Wheel mount).

MAPS ARE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE

TOTAL MILES: 75
90% 1-TRACK
14,080′ of Climbing

Duo Leg 1 = 34.3 miles and climb 6,695′
Duo Leg 2 = 40.6 miles and climb 7,385′
Leg 1, for a couple of reasons, miles being the obvious, will be the easier section. For the most part, this leg is on pretty easy riding trail until you get to the Bald Mountain loop of Deer Valley. Leg 2 is more technically demanding over the duration of the miles.

COURSE BRIEFING:  Don’t try to ride the course using these as directions – you’ll get lost.

- Start at Quinn’s Jct. Recreation Complex (Round Valley)
- Quick lap in Round Valley and then back through Quinn’s Start/Finish area
- Under 224 and up onto Skid Row and around on Lost Prospector
- Into the Oaks area, up SnowTop and into Deer Crest and Deer Valley
- Up 4 – points to Silver Lake.
- The hideous front side climb of Bald Mountain (using Sunset for the up!)
- Bow Hunter and then Flagstaff Loop, descend back to Silver Lake via Nail Driver
- Mid-Mtn to Tour de Suds Climb
- TG around Empire and over towards Park City Mountain Resort via Johns 99
- DH Johns 99 and then promptly climb back up via the Steps trail and Apex.
- Descend to Shadow Lake via Keystone trail and circle it counter clockwise, finish top decent on Powerline.
- Climb up Thayne’s access road to the start of the Crescent Mine Grade descent – take it all the way to the base of Park City Mountain Resort (Refuel)
- Climb up and out of Park City Mountain Resort Via Spiro to the Mid-Mountain Trail, head to The Canyons and Rob’s Trail.
- Downhill Rob’s around on Rosebuds and up Ambush
- One last decent into the forum at the Canyons via Holly’s for a wonderful FREE concert and post-race meal

GPS/GOOGLE MAPS & TURN BY TURN DIRECTIONS

Hopefully you’ll find most everything you need here for getting around the course, and simply getting to and from the start and finish areas.  The Google Maps page is fun to just mess around with, the Holy Grail link is loaded with info (turn by turn directions – mile detail and not, maps of the course you can print, etc…), GPX files, it’s all here.

Special Thanks to Garmin for providing a 605 to handle all the mapping. Our smaller units just couldn't keep a signal, the 605 rocks - even in dense trees.

Special Thanks to Garmin for providing a 605 to handle all the mapping. Our smaller units just couldn't keep a signal, the 605 rocks - even in dense trees.MAPS AND COURSE INFORMATION

GOOGLE MAPS PCPP COURSE – CHECK IT HERE

HOLY GRAIL FILE

GPX File Leg 1 PCP2P

GPX File Leg 2 PCP2P

GPX File Complete Course PCP2P

If you have trouble with these files, please contact us and we’ll work with you (contact us page for info).

Instructions for GPX Download:
1. Connect your Garmin to computer.
2. Right-Click on the file of choice and choose “Save As” (extension should be .gpx)
3. Navigate to your unit. And then save it in the directory /Garmin/GPX
4. Repeat for each course you’d like to load.

Garmin 305 Owners (follow these steps):                                                                                                                                  Use BaseCamp.  This is a free download from http://www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=4435
Once Basecamp is loaded:
1. Go to FILE > IMPORT and open the GPX file
2. With the Forerunner connected to your computer, please drag and drop
the route (from the bottom left hand corner box) to the Forerunner
listed in the device library.

Instructions for following the course:
1. Turn on your Garmin
2. Choose Menu >Where To?  > Saved Rides
3. Select the ride you want
4. RIDE IT.