Côte de la Sablière from Wauthier-Braine

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difficulty points

6.4%

avg. gradient

15.4%

steepest 100 meter

0.9km

length

57m

total ascent

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Côte de la Sablière from Wauthier-Braine is a climb in the region Ardennes Brabançonnes. It is 0.9km long and bridges 57 vertical meters with an average gradient of 6.4%, resulting in a difficulty score of 48. The top of the ascent is located at 122 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 3 reviews/stories of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.

Road names: Rue Cour au Bois & Avenue du Beau Séjour

by Franck

This is an automatic translation, the original language is: French.
Also called "côte de la Sablière" probably because of the nearby quarry. In my opinion, this is one of the most difficult climbs in Brabant, close in feel to the nearby Chapelle-Saint-Croix climb, despite the absence of cobbles. The gradients are irregular enough to break the rhythm and ... read more

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Côte de la Sablière from Wauthier-Braine This climb	Ardennes Brabançonnes 416 climbs	Walloon Brabant 266 climbs	Belgium 4349 climbs	Europe 17218 climbs
Difficulty points 48	rank 64 57% easier than Reposoir de la Vierge via Chapelle Sainte-Croix	rank 43 57% easier than Reposoir de la Vierge via Chapelle Sainte-Croix	rank 1310 86% easier than Col de Haussire	rank 11096 98% easier than Pozza San Glisente - Dos dell'Asino from Esine
Average gradient 6.4%	rank 87 47% less steep than Vosdellestraat	rank 51 45% less steep than Tienne Vincent from Nethen	rank 795 63% less steep than Edelstrasse from Eupen	rank 4789 77% less steep than Calçada das Carquejeiras
Length 0.9km	rank 233 78% shorter than Le Foriest from Nivelles	rank 151 78% shorter than Le Foriest from Nivelles	rank 2720 94% shorter than Le Stockay / Route de l'Ancienne Douane from Spa	rank 14028 99% shorter than Transfăgărășan from Căpățânenii Pământeni
Total ascent 57m	rank 122 54% less ascent than Bois de la Houssière from Ronquières via Point du Jour	rank 78 46% less ascent than Côte de Virginal-Samme from Asquemont	rank 1701 87% less ascent than Baraque Michel via Chemin de Henseberg & Hestreux	rank 12243 98% less ascent than Pico Veleta

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Climbing times

7 km/h	00:07:30
11 km/h	00:04:46
15 km/h	00:03:30
19 km/h	00:02:45

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Reviews/stories (3)

Floris98

2 Mo

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This climb really kills you. The beginning seems doable and after the turn there doesn't really seem to be a steep part, but then at the very end you get an incredibly steep part...

MrTembo

10 Mo

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Really a beast of a climb. The climb is actually already over after 500m, but you make altimeters quickly. On the steepest parts, zigzagging is not exceptional.

Franck +

1 y

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Also called "côte de la Sablière" probably because of the nearby quarry. In my opinion, this is one of the most difficult climbs in Brabant, close in feel to the nearby Chapelle-Saint-Croix climb, despite the absence of cobbles. The gradients are irregular enough to break the rhythm and the steepest part is "blind", you don't see the end until you get there.

The motivated cyclist can link the rue des Radoux and this côte de la Sablière by descending the rue du Drabe between the two (good brakes essential! ;-)).

From a tourist point of view, you can easily reach the Hal wood from the top (splendid wild hyacinths bloom in April and May).