Trails and hills
The hills are small, but they come one after another. The trail network connects to the Paumanok Path and has been used for East End Road and Trail Runners Club runs and the Hampton Bays Cross Country Classic.
The course
- Distance
- 3.3 mi
- Elevation gain
- –
- High point
- –
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The course used at a given meet can differ — check the meet instructions.
Course facts
- Distance
- 3.32 miles (5,350 m)
- Elevation gain / loss
- 222 ft up · 222 ft down
- Highest / lowest point
- 111 ft · 34 ft above sea level
- Finish
- 40.89054, -72.53710 ↗
Mile by mile
| Section | Terrain | Climb | Descent | Along the way |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mile 10.00 mi–1.00 mi | Rolling | +66 ft | −49 ft | — |
| Mile 21.00 mi–2.00 mi | Rolling | +67 ft | −74 ft |
|
| Mile 32.00 mi–3.00 mi | Rolling | +75 ft | −89 ft |
|
| Final 0.32 mi3.00 mi–3.32 mi | Flat | +5 ft | −9 ft | — |
The climbs
The biggest climb is at 0.97 mi: 54 ft in 347 m, 4.7% on average and up to 9% at its steepest.
| Climb | Starts at | Length | Gain | Average | Steepest |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Climb 1 | 0.97 mi | 347 m | +54 ft | 4.7% | 9% |
| Climb 2 | 2.45 mi | 223 m | +27 ft | 3.6% | 6% |
Steepest is the steepest 50 m of the climb. Climbs gaining at least 23 ft (7 m) are listed.
Know the course
Wooded trails and short, repeated hills in Hampton Bays.
At the park
Restrooms, a picnic pavilion, playgrounds, and sports fields are available. Team parking and assembly areas depend on the meet.
In their words
“All hills on this course are small”