Quite demanding ascent, which is rewarded by a great all-round view (when you see the Picos de Europa).
The last section in particular is brutal with up to 18% and offers hardly any time to breathe, the profile displayed on Komoot does not do it justice. The street painting shows that stages of the Vuelta already ended here.

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Juliénas V

August 18, 2021

This place is also called Peña Cabarga. Keeping his strength for 1500 meters at the end averaging over 12%.

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Joris

August 2, 2023

This climb is a beast, but worth it. First part is tough, but fine and offers nice views. Then you get some relief for a few hundred meters and see a warning sign with “18%”. This leads to a few hairpin turns that leave you thinking “this is doable”, but then the real deal starts. Long stretches of 15% and up without any recovery. It will test your willpower, but you feel accomplished when reaching the top and the view can’t be beat.

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Distance 4.86 km

Uphill 420 m

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