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Quite a strenuous climb.

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Ascent of the Marie Blanque pass from Bielle quite easy and from Escot a wall🥵

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On the French-Spanish border, the Col de la Pierre Saint-Martin is a more challenging climb on the French side. From Arette, this hors catégorie climb is 25 kilometers long and averages 5.8%. The steepest section is between the 8th and 18th kilometers.

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Often used by the Tour de France, the Col de Marie-Blanque is less steep from Bielle than from its other side, thanks in particular to the passage through the beautiful Bénou plateau. The average gradient is 5.4%, with some sections reaching over 11%.

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The Col de Marie-Blanque is a classic of the Tour de France. From Escot, the nine-kilometer climb begins gently before becoming steeper over the last four kilometers, with an average gradient of 7.6%.

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The Col de Marie-Blanque is an emblematic passage of the Tour de France which peaks at 1,035 meters above sea level. Its ascent from Louvie-Juzon is 15 kilometers long for an average of 4.1% with passages at 8.5%. Marie-Blanque marks the border between the beautiful valleys of Ossau and Aspe. In the middle of the climb, the pretty Bénou plateau offers a portion of respite in a remarkable setting.

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The Marie-Blanque pass is an emblematic passage of the Tour de France which culminates at 1,035 meters above sea level. Its ascent from Louvie-Juzon is 15 kilometers long for an average of 4.1% with passages at 8.5%. Marie-Blanque marks the border between the beautiful valleys of Ossau and Aspe. In the middle of the climb, the pretty Bénou plateau offers a portion of respite in a remarkable setting.

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Narrow road, lost in the mountains, very unknown

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Magnificent port, narrow road, and with a particular charm

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The Marie-Blanque pass stands at 1,035 meters above sea level. It links the two valleys of Aspe and Ossau. Her name Marie Blanque would come from Béarnais to say "Marie Blanche". This is the nickname given to the Egyptian vulture, the totem bird of the Pyrenees. Maybe you will see it!

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The last 4 kilometers break the legs.

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A small pass allowing a junction between Arette and the Col d'Ichère. A little steep start but a lot of peace and a beautiful landscape.

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Climbing up Escot is unique.

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From the east, the road from Bielle curves almost 600 meters over meadow slopes and through light mountain forest to the deeply cut pass of the Marie Blanque. The route has no major traffic importance, so the road is only slightly lane and, as is customary for secondary roads, sometimes only moderately maintained. Therefore be careful in the downhill.

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Although not very nice but nice steep at least when approaching from the west from Escot

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Steep gradient climb which opens out onto a lovely plateau at the top

Great climb that lulls you into a false sense of security as it gradually increases in gradient to about 14%.