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BTT de Shibli - Umm el Ghanam a Daburiya
Embark on an exhilarating Mountain Biking adventure from Shibli - Umm el Ghanam to Daburiya, culminating at a breathtaking peak near Daburiya. This route is designed for the thrill-seeker, covering approximately 10.5 kilometers with a significant elevation gain of about 550 meters, reaching a maximum altitude of around 535 meters.
Your journey begins in Shibli - Umm el Ghanam, a starting point that immediately plunges you into the heart of the Jezreel Valley. The initial terrain might offer a mix of packed earth and gravel paths, setting a moderate pace of around 7 minutes per kilometer. As you ascend, the landscape transforms, leading you towards the high point near Daburiya. This section will challenge your climbing skills with steeper gradients and potentially more technical, rocky sections. Maintain a good body position, leaning forward to maintain traction on the ascents. The maximum speed you might hit on descents could be around 38 km/h, so be ready to control your bike with confidence.
The lowest point of the route is near Ein Zon, a peaceful area offering a brief respite before the final push or descent. Here, the terrain might become smoother, allowing for a faster pace. The overall descent is around 100 meters, offering a chance to enjoy the downhill flow. The total duration of the ride, including stops of about 17 minutes, is approximately 72 minutes.
The Jezreel Valley offers stunning panoramic views, with the ascent to the peak near Daburiya providing spectacular vistas of the surrounding Galilee region. This area is rich in natural beauty and historical significance, making every pedal stroke a journey through both landscape and heritage. For an additional biking thrill, consider exploring the trails around Mount Tabor, known for its challenging climbs and rewarding views.
Pro Tips for your ride:
- Gear Up: Ensure your bike is in excellent condition, with good tires for varied terrain. A helmet is non-negotiable.
- Hydration: Carry plenty of water, especially during warmer months.
- Trail Etiquette: Be mindful of other users and always pack out what you pack in.
- Know Your Limits: Don't push beyond your comfort zone; enjoy the ride and the scenery.