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All information to climb the Angliru - Gamonal -
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Angliru - Gamonal
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Average :
9.9 %
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Length:
12.55 km
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| Height start:
322 m
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| Height top:
1570 m
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| Gradient:
1248 m
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Maximum:
17.5 %
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Angliru - Gamonal rankings |
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Difficulty ranking: |
105
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Difficulty score: |
181.95 | what?
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Your rating (rate it) |
5 / 5 stars
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Description:
The Alto de El Angliru (alternative name: La Gamonal) is a steep mountain road in Asturias, near La Vega-Riosa, in northern Spain. It is arguably one of the most demanding climbs in professional road bicycle racing, having been climbed the first time in the Vuelta in 1999. The climb has a length of 12.55 kilometres, so it has an average 9.9% slope. The last half of the climb, from the six-kilometre mark to the summit, the average gradient is 13.1%. The steepest part, which has a 23.6% slope, is known as Cueña les Cabres and is located about 3 kilometres from the summit. The climb is no easier from this point, as there are two later ramps at gradients of 18 to 21%.
The Angliru - Gamonal is situated in Asturias.
Starting from ,
the Angliru - Gamonal ascent is 12.55 km long. Over this distance, you climb 1248 heightmeters.
The average percentage is thus 9.9 %.
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Stories, information and comments from Angliru - Gamonal climbers :
Story by EDUARDO GOMEZ from BURGOS, Spain, submitted on 7/27/2008
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