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PDI
4.6 mi
DISTANCE
1,944 ft
GAINED
8.1 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This 4.6 mile bike climb is located in Auvergne-RhĂ´ne-Alpes, France. The average gradient is 8.1% and there is a total elevation gain of 1,944 ft, finishing at 5,845 ft.
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zesoloist
Would not recommend this unless, like me, you like to just climb for climbing sake. Its mostly in the shade but thats about it.The first mile the road is good. Each mile after that gets progressively worse to the point of gravel in corners, potholes, chunks of missing asphalt. The view at the top is nonexistent. The descent is worse. There are drainage channels every 75m. Some have half-inch metal lips on either side, some are pretty parallel to either your entry or exit out the the hairpins. You will use your brakes more than Alpe d’Huez. Do your self a favor and skip this unless youre on a gravel bike and want to continue on past the official end of the climb.
