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Kev planned a road ride

June 12, 2020

Nach Côte de Mont-le Soie

Hard

06:35

150km

22.7km/h

2,930m

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Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

The surface along some of this route may not be suitable

Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.

After 92.1 km for 158 m

After 92.5 km for 70 m

After 92.9 km for 95 m

After 134 km for 204 m

Most people would complete this in 2-3 days

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37.9 km

Côte de La Redoute Climb

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La Redoute is the most legendary hill in the famous Liège-Bastogne-Liège cycling race. Over 1.7 kilometers, it boasts an average gradient of 9.5% and a maximum gradient of 20%.

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49.2 km

Col du Maquisard

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Very nice running slope of 3000m and average 4.9%. Cotacol nr 446. The alternative version from Winamplanche (Sur Le Thier) cotacol nr 447 is also worth 2200m for an average of 5%

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55.7 km

Col du Rosier Climb from Spa

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My favorite climb in the Ardennes; nice gradient and long enough to train real climbing

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71.7 km

Côte d'Amermont

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Slope with a gradient of up to 20%

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75.4 km

Côte de Stockeu Climb

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The Côte de Stockeu is one of the highlights and one of the spectator magnets for the oldest cycling classic still held, Liège-Bastogne-Liège, which is why it is also called …

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79.1 km

Côte de Werhai

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The beginning is flat, but after a good 700 m the path is already over 10% steep. It is flat again in Hénumont. After the right turn it gets steeper …

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80.8 km

Côte de Wanneranval Climb

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Iconic climb of the Ardennes.

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85.1 km

Côte d'Aisomont

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A "rolling" portion that allows you to take a look at the viewpoint towards the valley.

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88.0 km

Côte des Hezalles Climb

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Starting altitude: 254 m
Final height: 374 m
Length: 1000 m
Altitude difference: 120
Average gradient: 12%
Maximum gradient: 23%

quaeldich.de/paesse/cote-des-hezalles
kuitenbijters.com/de-cols-en-de-cotes/48-cote-des-hezalles-trois-ponts

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96.3 km

Côte de Mont-le-Soie Climb

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The first left-hand bend and the subsequent 600 m are already rising at around 8%. Then it gets a little flatter. But after 1 km it gets steeper again with …

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150 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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117 km

14.3 km

8.08 km

7.43 km

2.81 km

153 m

Surfaces

129 km

20.4 km

686 m

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Nach Côte de Mont-le Soie

Côte de La Redoute Climb

Col du Maquisard

Col du Rosier Climb from Spa

Côte d'Amermont

Côte de Stockeu Climb

Côte de Werhai

Côte de Wanneranval Climb

Côte d'Aisomont

Côte des Hezalles Climb

Côte de Mont-le-Soie Climb

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