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Mt Cootha Hill Climb

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  1. I saw on a website about a 2.2 km track that runs from Simpsons Falls Picnic
    Area up to Channel 10 studios with lines marked for start and finnish.

    They said if you are an A grader you should do the climb in 8 to 10 minutes,
    B Grader 10 to 12, and anything over 15 your are a D Grader.

    Does anyone know exactly where these lines are, as I cannot find them, and I
    want to do the climb to see how I rate.
    Cheers,
    Stu

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    Quoted message said:

    I saw on a website about a 2.2 km track that runs from Simpsons Falls


    Picnic

    Quoted message said:

    Area up to Channel 10 studios with lines marked for start and finnish.

    They said if you are an A grader you should do the climb in 8 to 10


    minutes,

    Quoted message said:

    B Grader 10 to 12, and anything over 15 your are a D Grader.

    Does anyone know exactly where these lines are, as I cannot find them, and


    I

    Quoted message said:

    want to do the climb to see how I rate.
    Cheers,
    Stu

    The start is the intersection of samuel griffith drive and simpsons rd. The
    finish
    is the top of the hill just past the abc station on the left. There is a
    faint line
    on the road.

    Adam

  3. What's the website? Can anyone direct me to any info on cycle tracks on, to, around Mount Cooth-tha?

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