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Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges

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2 reviews | Elevation profile | 10 photos
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Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Elevation profile Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
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Difficulty points 68
Length 4.7 km
Average gradient 3.2%
Steepest 100 meters 7.9%
Total ascent 149m

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#43 most elevation gain of Pays de Herve
#15 longest climb of Pays de Herve
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Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges is a climb in the region Pays de Herve. It is 4.7km long and bridges 149 vertical meters with an average gradient of 3.2%, resulting in a difficulty score of 68. The top of the ascent is located at 334 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 10 photos.

Road names: Chaumont, Chapelle des Anges, Chapelle Saint-Joseph, Blockhouse, Baudouinthier, Tribezone, Place de la Halle, Rue du Bac & Chantraine

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Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
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Reviews (2)

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This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch. Show original

A climb with many faces. Approach to the start is via a small bridge or a (well) fordable stream, after which a beautiful tarmac road winds up with varying percentages (sometimes tough bits) and under the former railway line. This is followed by a long straight road past ribbon housing until the old cobbled centre of Clermont. This is followed by another nice run to the finish. The first stretch is by far the prettiest, then it gets a bit more boring.

Een klim met veel gezichten. Aanrijden naar het begin gaat via een bruggetje of een (goed) doorwaadbare beek, waarna een prachtig asfaltweggetje omhoog slingert met wisselende percentages (soms stevige stukjes) en onder de voormalige spoorlijn door. Daarna volgt een lange rechte weg langs lintbebouwing tot het oude centrum van Clermont, met kasseien. Daarna volgt nog een lekkere loper tot het eindpunt. Het eerste stukje is verreweg het mooist, daarna wordt het wat saaier.

Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
Chantraine via Chapelle des Anges
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KarelOverbeeke
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This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch. Show original

You can also start this climb earlier if you come from Aubel and take the exit Clermont, here starts a steady climb (sometimes more false flat) mostly between typical Belgian ribbon buildings. In Clermont a pleasant surprise awaits you: not only is this a very beautiful town, but you'll also get to see cobblestones. To get to the N3 direction Henri-Chapelle you can also go straight here instead of turning right.

Deze klim kan je ook eerder beginnen als je vanuit Aubel komt en de afslag Clermont neemt, Hier begint een lopende klim (soms meer vals plat) grotendeels tussen typisch Belgische lintbebouwing. In Clermont wacht je een aangename verassing: niet is dit echt een heel mooi plaatsje, maar krijg je ook nog kasseien voor de kiezen. Om naar de N3 richting Henri-Chapelle te gaan kun je hier ook rechtdoor gaan in plaats van rechtsaf te slaan.

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Climbing times

7 km/h 00:40:25
11 km/h 00:25:43
15 km/h 00:18:51
19 km/h 00:14:53

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