14.3
PDI
6 mi
DISTANCE
2,277 ft
GAINED
7.2 %
AVG. GRADE
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This 6 mile bike climb is located in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France. The average gradient is 7.2% and there is a total elevation gain of 2,277 ft, finishing at 2,753 ft.
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MethowBiker
From centre ville Nice, this is a 20 mile out and back. It's a pump. Avoid roads with Roman names on the way out, as those are much steeper (15-18% for 1/3 mile) than the actual climb. This climb can be done all year. An advantage of it being close to the sea is that it is relatively warmer for its height. It's sheltered from the lively Var winds that make, say Aspremont (at 1500 feet lower) very chilly on a November day. Another advantage is the last mile is car free (not that there are many cars to begin with, if you see five in total that is busy). Go on a crisp fall day and you can see Corsica. Incredible views.
