25.3
PDI
11.1 mi
DISTANCE
4,019 ft
GAINED
6.7 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This 11.1 mile bike climb is located in Sicilia, Italy. The average gradient is 6.7% and there is a total elevation gain of 4,019 ft, finishing at 6,296 ft.
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golmstead
This is probably the easiest of the 3 or 4 approaches to Mont Ventoux. I admit to chickening out when offered the traditional approach. The climb from Sault to Chalet Reynard was really nice. We rode through the forest and it wasn't too hard at all. When we got to Chalet Reynard we joined the traditional approach to the summit. There's not a lot to see on this stretch of road. It's a lot like Alpe d'Huez in that it's filled with people like me, people who are check off a bucket list climb. Once I got my photo we descended back to Sault, then continued descending through a beautiful canyon on road D942 to Villes-sur-Auzon for lunch. The road from Sault to Villes-su-Auzon is about 30 miles of gentle descending through the most amazing canyon I think I've ever see. You barely need to touch you brakes the whole time. Just take it all in. A great day on the bike.
