2.9
PDI
1.2 mi
DISTANCE
461 ft
GAINED
7.4 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This 1.2 mile bike climb is located in Québec, Canada. The average gradient is 7.4% and there is a total elevation gain of 461 ft, finishing at 700 ft.
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This is a nice short climb in the heart of the city of Montreal. For Montrealers, it’s the must-do climb for anyone cycling in the city. At any time, you’ll find several cyclists climbing it. Professional cyclists climb it around 15 times each year in mid-September during the Grand prix cyclist de Montréal
The first 350 m are at 8% and then you have a 300 m of break at 4 %. Then the last part (900m) is at 8%-9%. At the top of the climb, you have one of the best spot in Montreal to see the sunset.
The road is usually closed for cars every Sunday morning during summer time. During the rest of the week, the shoulder is big enough (except for a small portion of a few metres at the end, which is narrow). Nevertheless, be careful with cars, there are a lot of tourists driving around and doing illegal U-turns.
The ride is part of a loop that takes you on a roughly 9-kilometre ride around Mount Royal with several other climbs. For the path, google Circuit Pro tour Mont Royal.
