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Heart Attack Hill

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  2. WA
  3. …Seattle and Puget Sound
  4. …Tacoma
  5. Dash Point State Park
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Length

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Singletrack

Elevation

103' 31 m

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Descent

10%

Avg Grade (6°)

12%

Max Grade (7°)

339' 103 m

High

236' 72 m

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“A short hill climb that will leave you a bit winded, or possibly having a heart attack!”

— Patrick McCabe
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This is a short section of singletrack that climbs and climbs. It is not too steep and traction is good at all times. Watch your line and get out of the saddle for a bit to make this climb a bit quicker.

Contacts

Local Club: Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance

Land Manager: Washington State Parks

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Jun 19, 2017
Fernando munoz
I cant breath!!!

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  3.0 from 1 vote

#3

in Dash Point State Park

#15915

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in Dash Point State Park

#464

in Washington

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