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Great Divide Bicycle Route Summer 2000 |
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Adventure Cycling Association's Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, known as the GDMBR by those who ride it, extends from the tiny town of Roosville, MT at the U.S./Canadian border to the border station of Antelope Wells at the U.S./Mexican border. At 2,465 miles in length it is the longest mapped off-road bike route in the world. It follows 80% dirt road, 10% paved road, and 10% simple dirt trails. It crosses the continental divide 27 times, has a highest altitude of 11,900 ft., and passes through the states of New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana. Great Divide Mountain Bike Route - 2000
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