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The Rödlaser can be ridden from 2 sides. On one side, steep ramps of up to 15% are characteristic, on the other side it is a steady but steep climb. Description applies mainly to the steady climb. Length: Without the hill, about 1.1 km long. Gradient: Very even between 8% - 10% Average: 9% The other side has ramps of up to 15% and has a more undulating profile. Asphalt: Very good on both sides. Descent: Both sides are very easy to ride. Up to 80 km/h Traffic: moderate, sometimes heavier depending on the time of day. 10% always hurts, have fun struggling up.

Very easy to drive from east to west.

Like Mont Ventoux in Provence, the 550-meter-high Col de Kleetzhöfe can be approached from three sides. 😉The climbs could be categorized as easy, moderate, and difficult: From the south from Tannfeld at 5%, from the north from Thurnau at 8%, and from the east from Felkendorf at a whopping 18%! The mostly fairly empty roads make the climbs a joy. The hamlet of Kleetzhöfe lies on a high plateau at the intersection of the Franconian Switzerland and the Upper Main Hills and is the highest point between Thurnau in the north and Pilgerndorf in the south.

The ascent from the east is tough - the ascent begins in the village and then becomes more and more challenging. You have to work really hard to get to the top. Relatively little traffic makes driving pleasant. The descent is always a reward. Maybe not intended for beginners but definitely worth the ride

Nice climb with a nasty ramp at the end.

Like Mont Ventoux in Provence, the 'Col de Kleetzhöfe' can also be approached from three sides. The climbs could be categorized as easy, medium and hard. 😉 From the south of Tannfeld with 5%, from the north of Thurnau with 8% and from the east of Felkendorf with 18%!

prefer to take the west exit. You also get more speed! 85+ But watch out anyway, otherwise boom

Even driveway, have a few more grains ready for the end.