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Col de la Croix de Fer - from Allemond
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Col de la Croix de Fer - from Allemond
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Col de la Croix de Fer - from Allemond
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Ruben van Kempen - Wielercafes,nl☕️🍰
September 6, 2023
Road cycling
😍 Insanely beautiful climb.
The climb of over 29 kilometers starts in Allemond. After the stretch along the lake, the climb takes you into sheltered green nature. It can be …
The climb of over 29 kilometers starts in Allemond. After the stretch along the lake, the climb takes you into sheltered green nature. It can be …
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•CyclingZef
June 11, 2023
Road cycling
A very beautiful varied climb, a large pass that we take the time to appreciate.
First of all a few km along the Lac du Verney, before attacking the first part of the climb, a little austere, in the forest, up to the Rivier d'Allemont. Follow 3 (too) small rolling km, and four hairpins, which allow you to reach Eau d'Olle (bridge). Then come the most difficult percentages, 7 km of sustained climb to the Grand'Maison dam. Then the slope calms down, the landscape opens up frankly, and changes character, in the middle of the mountain pastures.
First of all a few km along the Lac du Verney, before attacking the first part of the climb, a little austere, in the forest, up to the Rivier d'Allemont. Follow 3 (too) small rolling km, and four hairpins, which allow you to reach Eau d'Olle (bridge). Then come the most difficult percentages, 7 km of sustained climb to the Grand'Maison dam. Then the slope calms down, the landscape opens up frankly, and changes character, in the middle of the mountain pastures.
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•CyclingZef
August 1, 2023
Road cycling
A very beautiful and varied climb, a long pass that takes time to appreciate.
First, a few kilometers along Lac du Verney, before tackling the first, somewhat austere, section of the climb through the forest to Rivier d'Allemont. This is followed by 3 (too) short, rolling kilometers and four hairpin bends, which lead to the Eau d'Olle (bridge). Then come the most difficult gradients, 7 kilometers of sustained climbing to the Grand'Maison dam. Then the slope eases, the landscape opens up and changes character, amidst the high-altitude mountain pastures.
First, a few kilometers along Lac du Verney, before tackling the first, somewhat austere, section of the climb through the forest to Rivier d'Allemont. This is followed by 3 (too) short, rolling kilometers and four hairpin bends, which lead to the Eau d'Olle (bridge). Then come the most difficult gradients, 7 kilometers of sustained climbing to the Grand'Maison dam. Then the slope eases, the landscape opens up and changes character, amidst the high-altitude mountain pastures.
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Distance 29.3 km
Uphill 1,530 m
Downhill 190 m
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