For those who use the Stoppomat for the first time .... take the pen and bag! The pen for labeling the stamp card was unfortunately missing on the device in Parcent, and after I fought my way up the stamp card was wet and wobbly like pudding

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erni

October 12, 2016

You have to start up yourself, then you can imagine what steam the professionals use to climb the Vuelta.

The Coll de Rates is the mountain that is ridden by racing cyclists, beginners to professionals. It's by no means the steepest or longest climb in the region, but for one reason or another, the climb out of Parcent has near-mythical status.
The driveway is not difficult to find, in Parcent take the CV-715 in the direction of Tarbena and Callosa (timekeeping at the Stoppomat exit and stopping the time at the top.
Nice route is also from the coast, just before Altra take the CV-755 right, in Callosa CV-715 towards Tabena ..... then continue up.

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Gregster

September 20, 2019

Easy (but long) cycle up from Parcent. Worth every pedal... especially if you push through and down to other side to Tarbena... GREAT descent!!

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Distance 4.76 km

Uphill 130 m

Downhill 410 m

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Location: Parcent, Marquesado, Alicante, Spain

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