How much climbing does Santa Inés climb from Vinuesa have?

+540 m in 9.1 km, at 5.9 % on average.

How long does Santa Inés climb from Vinuesa take?

At 10 km/h on average, about 55 min. At a normal pace on a road bike, counting the climbing, about 1 h 10.

Are there water fountains on Santa Inés climb from Vinuesa?

Yes, 1 within 250 m of the route, according to OpenStreetMap. You'll see it on the map.

Road · Vinuesa, Castilla y León Moderate

Santa Inés climb from Vinuesa

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In short: Climb of 9.1 km and +540 m from Vinuesa (Soria), at 5.9 % on average up to 1,753 m. It's moderate and takes about 1 h 10 to climb; its hardest kilometre is at 7.9 % and it's almost all on tarmac.

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Distance: 9.1 km
Elevation gain: +540 m
Max altitude: 1,753 m
Hardest km: 7.9 %
Difficulty: Moderate
Estimated time: 1 h 10 min

1 water fountain within 250 m of the route, according to OpenStreetMap. Cycling map

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Surface

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Almost all tarmac: ideal for a road bike. Measured on OpenStreetMap; there may be recent changes on the ground.

The route

A climb in Soria that leaves Vinuesa, on the shore of the Cuerda del Pozo reservoir, and rises through the pine forests of the Pinares area to the Santa Inés pass, on the way into La Rioja. It's one of the climbs in the CIMA catalogue for Soria. The road is in the shade of the pines almost all the way and the gradient is fairly steady, so you can climb at your own pace. Vinuesa has bars, a fountain and room to park. There are no services at the top. Best from May to October: in winter the pass usually has snow, and in autumn there's mushroom and hunting season, with more cars on the road. If you want to ride further, the Laguna Negra climb also starts from Vinuesa.

Track based on OpenStreetMap (CIMA climb SO09-2) (ODbL).

Frequently asked questions

How much climbing does Santa Inés climb from Vinuesa have?: +540 m in 9.1 km, at 5.9 % on average.
What is the steepest gradient on Santa Inés climb from Vinuesa?: Its hardest kilometre is at 7.9 %.
How long does Santa Inés climb from Vinuesa take?: At 10 km/h on average, about 55 min. At a normal pace on a road bike, counting the climbing, about 1 h 10.
Are there water fountains on Santa Inés climb from Vinuesa?: Yes, 1 within 250 m of the route, according to OpenStreetMap. You'll see it on the map.

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Tomorrow: turbo trainer day 8–9 °C · wind 25 km/h · best from 08:00 to 11:00

Friday: turbo trainer day 7–9 °C · wind 17 km/h · best from 10:00 to 13:00

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