Dyranut Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

17.3
PDI
16 mi
DISTANCE
3,748 ft
GAINED
4.4 %
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Page Contributor(s): Ard Oostra, Switzerland

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This 16 mile bike climb is located in Vestland fylke, Norway. The average gradient is 4.4% and there is a total elevation gain of 3,748 ft, finishing at 3,835 ft.

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Pal Fritsvold

- Dyranut

Ridden first part. This is a part of the Norseman extreme triathlon. Epic hill going partly on old roads but also in tunnels.

Strava: https://www.strava.com/segments/672810

Race (triathlon): http://nxtri.com

Google picture searc: Vøringsfossen

Liste over høyeste veier i Norge – Wikipedia

PJAMM note:  there appears to be a 1.4 km tunnel from km 4-5.4.  Please independently investigate this climb before doing it and bring taillights if you do the climb.  Additionally, no one has recorded this climb on Strava since 2012 so we have our doubts - do NOT do this climb without further and independent verification.   Please pass any information you have on this climb to johnson@perrylaw.net 

Best to have SAG to get you through the tunnel at km 4.5.

Pal Fitsvold writes:

In Dyranut there are tunnels. I’m not sure if they are illegal to ride or not, but they are for sure not recommendable to ride without extra lights in the back of your bike, reflex-vests and a car with blinkers behind you. No lights in the floor of these tunnels.

 

In the first tunnel by Eidsfjordvatnet (Dyranut01.jpg) you take off from the main road on to the old tunnel and ride through it. Keep you helmets on, the tunnel is old...

 

After the tunnel it starts climbing. You can stay on the cyclepaths where there are. I rode in the road as I was Stravaing.

 

For the next tunnel, you take off to the old road on the left (Dyranut02.jpg). It is beautiful. After that the problems starts.

For the 3rd tunnel, the old road further on is closed. I am not sure how bad it is there, because I did not jump it to og on. There was too much consrtuction work with too many people there at that time. If the entire road is gone or if there is only rocks in the road, I don't know that my alternative was the tunnel, and it was not very tempting riding. I called my girlfriend in the car back to pick me up. The chances for being able to dump off again in the other side of the tunnel and ride the rest With a screaming kid in the back and a pissed girlfriend was close to 0, but I asked. I don't have to tell you the response....”

https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.strava.com_activities_631342906&d=DwIDaQ&c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&r=K92nEM1R093JLzlYQf_JPwEufAMEZ3H9QtXk20qy8tE&m=n9ZX0VDvfO6X0ZTJvSd0BPBfULn7UJd7J2fZzNKsVnk&s=_oJCtN06x15e3KFrKCLWHcNrAoc1fTVjsGJjBZufdS8&e=

Map:  red X’s indicate problematic tunnel.