8.7
FIETS
8 mi
DISTANCE
3,244 ft
GAINED
7.7 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): Jose Jiminez, Madrid, Spain
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This 8 mile bike climb is located in Castilla y León, Spain. The average gradient is 7.7% and there is a total elevation gain of 3,244 ft, finishing at 7,399 ft.
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Tigerwanito
I actually climbed it (in 2012) from the Puerto de los Cotos, but sort of crossed the CL-601 before that, as I was riding through the woods (from the Puerto de la Fuenfria) with a mountain bike... a very pleasant ride!
Anyway, the most remarkable part here is the very steep finale between the Puerto de Navacerrada and the Bola del Mundo, on grooved concrete: once there, you won't be bothered by any trafic anymore (this final part is closed to cars), and you'll be able to enjoy a wonderful (and well-deserved) view at the top, close to the antennas, whose colours reminded me of Tintin's rocket... 😉
