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Route demanded by percentages

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Also a great place for a breather when it rains...

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The detour to the "summit" is worthwhile for even more panoramic views

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This bridge connects Spain and France. Completed in 1915, it has witnessed many refugee movements in both directions. It is now a pedestrian/bicycle bridge.

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It is interesting to leave IRUN via the new footbridge that connects Santiago and Plaiaundi. In fact, on one of my routes I leave the centre of IRUN and go to Plaiaundi  and take the new cycle path that takes me to Ficoba.  From there I continue to Behobia  I take a circular route along the Hendaya cycle path  returning to Ficoba.

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parking and start of paths

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Good or bad, there are always beautiful views.

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Magnificent bell tower about halfway through the ascent of Jaizkibel. Viewpoint over Irun and the breathtaking ocean.

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Pretty bay and nice town centre. Access point to Jaizkibel, a lot of trade to be able to refuel before the ascent

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We arrived it was raining, but the climb was beautiful and the church is small but with a charm of its own

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Nice climb up a very quiet road, which runs through a leafy forest, although from time to time the landscape opens up and you can admire the views of the valley and the Endara reservoir. The slope from Endara is 4.2 kilometers long, with an average gradient of 6.8%. Around kilometer 3 is when the hardest percentages are found, around 8 and 10%. If you go up from Lesaka the climb is twice as long, but it doesn't really start to get steep until the second kilometer. In any case, it is not a very steep climb until the last kilometer, where there are ramps of up to 11%.

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One of the mythical ports of Basque cycling, as it forms part of the Clásica San Sebastián route and is one of the key places to decide the classification of this race. On the Hondarribia slope, the first kilometers are on a gentle slope and through a chestnut forest. Arriving at the sanctuary of the Virgin of Guadalupe is the fountain of the same name. The last three kilometers are the hardest. At the crown you can continue to the antennas, barely a kilometer with percentages between 11 and 14%. The Lezo slope begins with three very hard kilometers, with various horseshoe curves and ramps of more than 11%. Upon reaching the Arrokaundieta hostel, the slope softens until it reaches the top.

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Mostly gravel

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Hondarribia (or Hondarribia in French) bathes in the waters of the Cantabrian Sea. It is one of the most beautiful villages in the Basque Country. Of maritime tradition the village also has a beautiful architecture.

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The Jaizkibel is an emblematic summit of the Spanish Basque Country. It culminates at 545 meters it offers beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean and the first peaks of the Pyrenees. By bike, the pass is 455 meters away. A small relatively degraded road allows you to get closer to the antennas at the top.

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Known for the beauty of its houses, Etxalar is a pretty village in the Basque Country surrounded by mountains and forests. Wood pigeon hunting is one of the traditions that reinforces its authentic culture.

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A place with spectacular views to reach. You can climb in various modalities and difficulties. From Road to mountain and gravel.

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Abalcisqueta (in Basque and officially Abaltzisketa) is a locality and Spanish municipality located in the southern part of Toulouse. Abalcisqueta lies within the Aralar Sierra at the foot of Mount Txindoki (1318m).

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Bridge that crosses the Urumea River in the passage of the small nucleus of and that is in an area surrounded by green and humid mountains. Beautiful place to stop and enjoy the river!

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When you arrive from this small road, you can see Mount Agerreburu in the background, where climbers can usually be seen practicing this sport on its walls.

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