EcoTrail Paris - Trail 10 km course and race-day weather
- Domaine national de Saint-Cloud, Saint-Cloud, France
- 10.2 km6.3 mi
- 170 m558 ft D+
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EcoTrail Paris 10 course, section by section
The EcoTrail Paris 10 course runs 10.2 km with 170 m of climbing and 171 m of descent - 17 m of climbing per kilometre. It tops out at 160 m, and its lowest point on the GPX is 29 m. 23% of the distance climbs at more than 3%, 20% descends at more than 3%, and the remaining 57% is flat or rolling.The EcoTrail Paris 10 course runs 6.3 mi with 558 ft of climbing and 561 ft of descent - 88 ft of climbing per mile. It tops out at 525 ft, and its lowest point on the GPX is 95 ft. 23% of the distance climbs at more than 3%, 20% descends at more than 3%, and the remaining 57% is flat or rolling.
Download the official GPX| Section | KmMi | Distance | D+ | D- | Avg grade | High point |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Start - Saint-Cloud (Manufacture) → Finish - Saint-Cloud (Manufacture) | 0.0-10.20.0-6.3 | 10.2 km6.3 mi | +174 m+571 ft | -175 m-574 ft | 0.0% | 160 m525 ft |
The climbs that shape the race
The track holds one major climb and one major descent. The biggest climb runs from km 0 to km 3 (from Start - Saint-Cloud (Manufacture)): +111 m over 3.1 km at an average of 3.3%. The longest descent drops 148 m over 4.9 km from km 5 (down to Finish - Saint-Cloud (Manufacture)), at an average of 2.7%.The track holds one major climb and one major descent. The biggest climb runs from mile 0 to mile 2 (from Start - Saint-Cloud (Manufacture)): +364 ft over 1.9 mi at an average of 3.3%. The longest descent drops 486 ft over 3.0 mi from mile 3 (down to Finish - Saint-Cloud (Manufacture)), at an average of 2.7%.
- Climb 1: km 0 to km 3 (from Start - Saint-Cloud (Manufacture)), +111 m over 3.1 km at 3.3% on average.Climb 1: mile 0 to mile 2 (from Start - Saint-Cloud (Manufacture)), +364 ft over 1.9 mi at 3.3% on average.
Distance, total climb and high point are the organiser's. Each section's climb, descent, grade and high point, the low point and the named climbs are measured on the official GPX with the same method as the interactive profile, so the sections can add up to a slightly different total.