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Miesville 56 (2018)
Miesville, MN, US
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Aaron Halfaker

Gravel racing

Ambassador
57 mi.
1,662 ft.

This is the official route of the Miesville 56 (2018) and almost 100% gravel on public roads. It offers a mix of flat/rolling plains and steep wooded areas. Welch, at mile 50 has a couple of cafes, but there's otherwise no resources on the route. Carry as much water as you will need.

Adapted from the GPX listed at https://wordpress.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=97196fd4f5a7d72b66318c144&id=38c43578bb&e=24ac5dd56d

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