Spain Pico de Las Nieves (Ingenio)
Pico de Las Nieves (Ingenio) Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

13.3
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16.8 mi
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6,127 ft
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6.8 %
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Not only is this the hardest route up to Pico de las Nieves, it is also the 10th hardest bike climb in all of Spain. 

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Cycling Pico de las Nieves from Ingenio

Ride 27 kilometers gaining 1,868 meters at 6.8% average grade.

This is the hardest route to Pico de las Nieves and the 10th hardest bike climb in all of Spain.

Climb begins at the southern edge of Ingenio

The Canary Islands are a volcanically formed archipelago (group of islands) consisting of seven large and several smaller islands.  Tenerife is the largest of the islands while Gran Canaria is the third largest and second most populous (third most populous in all of Spain behind Tenerife and Mallorca).  This climb ends at the highest paved point on Gran Canaria at 1935 meters (third highest point you can ride your bike to on any of the Canary Islands behind Roque de los Muchachos, Santa Cruz de La Palma  (2,400 meters) and the high point on Mount Teide, Tenerife (2,366 meters).

There is a viewing platform from which one, on a clear day, can see much of Gran Canaria below as well as Mount Teide to the northwest on Tenerife Island.