Tour of Utah 2016 Stage 2: Escalante - Torrey, 159.3km
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Stage 1135km | Zion Canyon Village - Cedar City
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Stage 2159.3km | Escalante - Torrey
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Stage 3191.5km | Richfield - Payson
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Stage 5183.4km | Antelope Island State Park - Bountiful
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Stage 6183.4km | Snowbasin Resort - Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort
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Stage 7125.5km | Park City - Park City
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The second day will take riders down Scenic Byway 12 as they leave Escalante, a small, picturesque town near the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The peloton will gain 2,875 meters of climbing as it heads toward Torrey, including KOMs on the Hogback and Boulder Mountain. A descent into Torrey leads to two 27km circuits that will take the peloton near the Capitol Reef National Park before the finish.
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