Stub Test Experiment

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Loc.	Description	Dist.	AEG	Type	A/B
0.0	General Crook Trail Baker Lake to Kehl Spring Campground	7.59	648	SH	A
5.6	East Clear Creek & Quaking Aspen Canyon	8.05	544	LP	A
12.0	General Crook Trail General Springs to FR 137	8.14	1051	SH	A
13.5	West Bear Canyon	5.08	503	LP	A
14.7	East Bear Canyon	6.10	534	LP	A
22.2	West Leonard Canyon	9.69	712	LP	A
23.3	Knoll Lake & East Leonard Canyon	6.98	706	LP	A
34.3	West Chevelon Canyon	7.93	596	LP	A
40.4	Woods Canyon Lake	3.55	218	LP	A
W	Pivot Rock Canyon	6.95	869	LP	A
W	General Crook Trail FR 9361K to Baker Lake	8.03	839	SH	A
W	Rock Wall Trail #608	8.70	1210	IO	A
W	Pine Canyon Trail #26	11.16	993	SH	D
W	Pine 2 Strawberry	10.26	1863	SH	B
W	Geronimo TH to Pine	8.66	1601	SH	B
W	Geronimo Trail #240 & East Webber #289	10.26	1690	IO	B
W	Geronimo TH to Washington Park	9.81	1223	SH	B
W	Mogollon Rim Railroad Tunnel	3.40	971	IO	B
M	Dude Fire Hike	8.15	1220	SH	B
E	Mogollon Rim Vista Loop	12.38	1387	LP	C
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Dist.: Routed distance, not hiked distance.
AEG: Routed accumulated elevation gain.
Type: Loop (LP), lasso (LA), in & out (IO), shuttle (SH).
Loc.: Rim Rd. milepost of beginning trailhead, if above Rim. Else, general location west, middle or east.
A/B: Above (A), Below (B), Climbing (C) or Descending (D) the Rim.

Loc.	Hike	Miles	GPS	Video
0.0	General Crook Trail V33-V39	6.8
5.6	Quaking Aspen Canyon	7.4
6.8	Kehl Canyon	7.3
6.8	General Crook Trail V39-V43	6.3
9.1	Miller Canyon (Upper)	6.5
	Miller Canyon (Middle)	8.1
	Miller Canyon (Lower)	11.0
	East Miller Canyon	11.6
12.0	General Crook Trail V43-V51	8.1
20.1	General Crook Trail V51-V57	6.5

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National Park Service Hike Difficulty: https://www.nps.gov/shen/planyourvisit/how-to-determine-hiking-difficulty.htm

Elevation Gain x 2 x distance (in miles). The product’s square root is the numerical rating.

For example, a 10-mile hike that gains 2,200 feet in elevation:
2,200 x 2=4,400
4,400 x 10 = 44,000
Square root of 44,000=209.8

Does not take into account elevation where hike starts, or reaches its maximum.

Does not take into account the difficulty of the surface (broken, logs, rocks, etc.)

doesn’t take into account wind, heat / cold, precipitation, etc.

I modified formula to take the sqrt of (AEG * 2) * Dist * (Max El / 100) …

for this ride (350 * 2) * 15.6 * (7200 / 100) = 700 * 15.6 * 7.20 = √78,624 = 280.39 or just 280

waterline trail from schultz pass to the pumphouse (2250 * 2) * 18.4 * (9450 / 100) = 4500 * 18.4 * 9.45 = √782,460 = 884.57 or 885 or roughly three times as hard. don’t know if that is quite accurate, but we shall at some point see.

for comparison in Phoenix I do a (340 * 2) * 17.15 * (1480 / 100) = 680 * 17.15 * 1.48 = √17,260 = 131.38 or 132

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I modified formula to take the sqrt of (AEG * 2) * Dist * (1+(Max El / 20,000)) …

the blue factor for 1400 el would be 1.07, but for 9400 el would be 1.47 (roughly 50% more difficult), that’s roughly the oxygen ratio in this chart: https://hypoxico.com/pages/altitude-to-oxygen-chart

for this ride (350 * 2) * 15.6 * 1.36 = √14851 = 122 .

waterline trail from schultz pass to the pumphouse (2250 * 2) * 18.4 * 1.47 = √121,716 = 349 .

for comparison in Phoenix I do a (340 * 2) * 17.15 * 1.07 = √12,478 = 111 .

(760 * 2) * 18.6 * 1.33 = √37,602 = 194 .

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