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Boersberg via Fonteinallee

3.0

13 reviews | Elevation profile | 10 photos

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

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Difficulty points	17
Length	0.3 km
Average gradient	6.7%
Steepest 100 metres	8.7%
Total ascent	23 m

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#78 toughest climb of Gelderland

#84 average steepest climb of Netherlands

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Boersberg via Fonteinallee is a climb in the region Arnhem. It is 0.3 km long and bridges 23 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 6.7%, resulting in a difficulty score of 17. The top of the ascent is located at 39 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 13 reviews of this climb and uploaded 10 photos.

Road names: Fonteinallee & Boersberg

3.0 by demeeuw

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Idd short but powerful. It was the 1st climb in the Gran Fondo Rosa 2026 after 5km, so still fresh. The only tricky thing is that you have to make a right-angled turn to start it, so you lose some of your speed, also because you can't see if anyone is coming down.... read more

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Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

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demeeuw ^premium

2 w 3.0 00:01:16 (16.4 km/h)

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Idd short but powerful. It was the 1st climb in the Gran Fondo Rosa 2026 after 5km, so still fresh. The only tricky thing is that you have to make a right-angled turn to start it, so you lose some of your speed, also because you can't see if anyone is coming down.

1 Mo 3.0 via the Climbfinder app

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Beautiful climb out of the valley of the Lower Rhine. Quite a calf bite , at the top it flattens out again a bit. Nice tarmac, not crowded.

SnakezF1 ^premium

2 Mo 3.0

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Short but powerful. Does lose out to alternatives like the Holleweg and Italiaanseweg.

9 Mo 2.0 via the Climbfinder app

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Steep section and in a nice bend, but too short to really call it a climb

1 y 3.0

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Especially with the approach from the east, it is not really a real climb: it soon returns to flat and is too short to really hurt. Perfect tarmac, though, and always fun to tackle, especially in combination with the Holleweg (longer and steeper) and Italian road (spicy up to the hairpin bend and made interesting by the scenery and cobbles).

2 y 3.0 00:02:12 (9.4 km/h)

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Typical Dutch bump in the road. For a trained cyclist, it should be nothing more than an exaggerated speed bump. If you're picking up the Holleweg and the Italiaanseweg anyway, you might as well take this one with you

Fedor ^premium

2 y 3.0

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Nice fierce climb, especially for this area. Is short enough that you can bang on to the top without your legs souring. Perfect asphalt. Yet the Holleweg and the Italiaanseweg offer more challenge, especially as they are longer.

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

4 y 3.0

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For a simple tour cyclist like myself, it is a bit tough, especially if you think about it at the end and then say, "You know what, I'll just do it".) Nice to tick off the list, but not inclined to make it a regular event.

MerijnvH ^premium

4 y 3.0

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Often I do not do this climb, because I rather choose the Holleweg or Italiaanseweg which are longer / nicer. But because of the high percentages it is a nice climb to do. After the climb you can turn right into the bike path towards the Oude Oosterbeekseweg where you will make even more altitude meters.

Himmelsbla ^premium

5 y 2.0

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Nice to go full speed up, short enough to do that on power. It flattens pretty quickly and to my feeling it even descends a bit after the top. Not of the caliber of Holleweg or Italiaansewe as far as I am concerned.

5 y 3.0

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Steep! The best is this as a descent, the curve to the left take the fonteinallee. Then a little further to the east and then the Italian Road

Jeroen ^premium

5 y 3.0

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Short and steep. Good wide track and smooth asphalt. Therefore
Also nice to try and reach 70km/h on the left hand side down :)

Boersberg via Fonteinallee

6 y 5.0 00:00:31 (40.2 km/h)

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Delicious climb, which can be crashed from the foot. Because of the two different approach routes, it can also be used as a sprint training course.

Climbing times

7 km/h	00:02:57
11 km/h	00:01:53
15 km/h	00:01:23
19 km/h	00:01:05

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Frequently Asked Questions

Boersberg can be cycled from 3 sides. Boersberg via Fonteinallee is the most popular side, but the summit can also be reached via Boersberg from Kievitsdel & Roggekamp via Koninginnelaan.

You don't need special gearing for Boersberg via Fonteinallee. The slope isn't long or steep enough to require much shifting down. You can conquer this climb on power alone. However, a compact gearing system with a smallest front chainring of 34 and largest rear sprocket of 28 or 30 is always nice if you enjoy cycling uphill. This helps maintain a smooth cadence.

Boersberg via Fonteinallee is not tough enough to be assigned a mountain category. This means that even untrained cyclists can reach the top without any problems on this climb.

Boersberg via Fonteinallee is 0.3 km long.

The average gradient of Boersberg via Fonteinallee is 6.7%.

Boersberg via Fonteinallee has a steepest segment with an average gradient of 8.7%.

The summit of Boersberg via Fonteinallee is at 39 m.

At a slow pace of 7 km/h, it takes about 00:02:57 to climb Boersberg via Fonteinallee. At 11 km/h the time is 00:01:53, and at 15 km/h 00:01:23. For the fastest cyclists, 00:01:05 is an achievable time.

Boersberg via Fonteinallee is located in the region Arnhem in Netherlands.

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