Elevation Profile

50 Mile Route (below)

If you would like to view the course you can use the National Geographic map for the Mount Rogers Area (786). The following elevation profiles are from Garmin Connect. More information can be seen at Garmin Connect (IMTR 50).

Garmin shows the total elevation gain (and subsequent loss) of about 8,600 feet for the 50 mile course.

The 16 milers will do the first 9 miles and the last 8 miles of this graph. The 30 milers will do the first 16 miles and the last 14 miles of this graph (or see the graphs below).




40 Mile Route (below)

At Garmin Connect (IMTR 40) you can see an 40 mile elevation profile with additional information available. Garmin shows the total elevation gain (and subsequent loss) of about 6,200 feet for the 40 mile course.



30 Mile Route (below)

You can see more information at IMTR 30 at Gamin Connect including maps and satellite photographs. Garmin shows the total elevation gain (and subsequent loss) of about 5,200 feet for the 30 mile course. You can also see data on the IMTR course from John Allsteadt at Ride with GPS (IMTR 30).




16 Mile Route (below)

At Garmin Connect (IMTR 16) you can see an 16 mile elevation profile with additional information available. Garmin shows the total elevation gain (and subsequent loss) of about 2,900 feet for the 16 mile course.