Peña Cabarga climb
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In short: Climb of 5.6 km and +543 m from Medio Cudeyo (Cantabria), at 9.8 % on average up to 562 m. It's hard and takes about 1 h to climb; its hardest kilometre is at 15.3 % and it's almost all on tarmac.
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Add to my calendar- Distance
- 5.6 km
- Elevation gain
- +543 m
- Max altitude
- 562 m
- Hardest km
- 15.3 %
- Difficulty
- Hard
- Estimated time
- 1 h 00 min
1 water fountain within 250 m of the route, according to OpenStreetMap. Cycling map
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Surface
Tarmac 95 % Track 0 % Trail 5 %
Almost all tarmac: ideal for a road bike. Measured on OpenStreetMap; there may be recent changes on the ground.
The route
Track based on OpenStreetMap (signposted climb CIMA CA01) (ODbL).
Frequently asked questions
- How much climbing does Peña Cabarga climb have?
- +543 m in 5.6 km, at 9.8 % on average.
- What is the steepest gradient on Peña Cabarga climb?
- Its hardest kilometre is at 15.3 %: bring low gears.
- How long does Peña Cabarga climb take?
- At 10 km/h on average, about 35 min. At a normal pace on a road bike, counting the climbing, about 1 h.
- Are there water fountains on Peña Cabarga climb?
- Yes, 1 within 250 m of the route, according to OpenStreetMap. You'll see it on the map.
Before you set off, check the state of the road or track and follow the traffic rules. Enjoy the ride.
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