21.6
PDI
8 mi
DISTANCE
3,220 ft
GAINED
7.4 %
AVG. GRADE
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This 8 mile bike climb is located in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France. The average gradient is 7.4% and there is a total elevation gain of 3,220 ft, finishing at 5,517 ft.
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golmstead
Really one of my favorite rides ever. Just amazing. The road starts out winding though the forest but gets to the 3km long balcony road soon enough. The road is carved out of solid rock and as you look to your left you can see Alpe d'Huez and a little bit of Col du Galibier. There are four tunnels early on, and only one requires a light to get through it. Fortunately for me, the rider ahead of me took out his phone/flashlight to lead us through the tunnel. The road transitions back to forest for some switchbacks, then there's some gravel road for a bit at the summit. Lots of technical descending takes you back to the start. The great thing about the ride is that you see one vista one the way up, another at the summit, and a third on the descent. An unforgettable ride for sure.
