20150906 Giarratana Circular

Statistics

Distance: 18.98 Km
Duration: 3h:08m:34s
Avg Speed: 6.04 Km/h
Max Speed: 10.15 Km/h
Min Altitude: 494 m
Max Altitude: 620 m
Ascent: 219 m
Descent: 236 m

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Route


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