El Crucero Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

13.5
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54.6 mi
DISTANCE
12,427 ft
GAINED
3.5 %
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Page Contributor(s): Hernando Bermudez, Seattle

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This 54.6 mile bike climb is located in Casanare, Colombia. The average gradient is 3.5% and there is a total elevation gain of 12,427 ft, finishing at 11,358 ft.

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CLIMB SUMMARY

Cycling El Crucero

Ride 91 kilometers gaining 3,800 meters at 3.4% average grade (5.2% climb only).

This is the second longest bike climb in the world.

This is a long climb through lush surroundings (like most Colombian bike climbs) and is the 6th most difficult bike climb in Colombia.

Lush surroundings along the entire route.

The climb runs along, and over, Rio Unete for the first 6 kilometers.

The climb ends at Laguna de Tota which is the largest lake in Colombia.