25.3
PDI
11.7 mi
DISTANCE
4,072 ft
GAINED
6.6 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): Ard Oostra, Montreux, Switzerland
INTRO
This 11.7 mile bike climb is located in Bern, Switzerland. The average gradient is 6.6% and there is a total elevation gain of 4,072 ft, finishing at 6,395 ft.
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golmstead
One of my top three climbs ever. We started in Lauterbrunnen, and descended a bit to the turn that leads to Grindelwald. Stopped there for lunch, then started the climb. The road from Grindlewald to the summit is passable only by foot, by bike, or by bus. The busses come by every 15 minutes or so and you have to ride onto the shoulder and dismount your bike. When it passes, you clip in and be on your way. The busses are the only negative, but it's very minor. The road surface is fantastic, the surrounding mountains are jaw-droppingly beautiful. The climb is not easy - it's 6-9% for several miles. After the summit, the descent is really great because the road surface is nearly flawless.
