Col de Haussire Southwest

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299

difficulty points

6.8%

avg. gradient

15%

steepest 100 meter

4km

length

301m

total ascent

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Col de Haussire Southwest is a climb in the region Heart of the Ardennes. It is 4km long and bridges 301 vertical meters with an average gradient of 6.8%, resulting in a difficulty score of 299. The top of the ascent is located at 498 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 3 reviews/stories of this climb and uploaded 5 photos.

Road names: Rue Saint-Quoilin, Rue Sainte-Marguerite & Val du Pierreux

by Lammert

This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.
The most beautiful of all the Haussire variants. Very narrow road that crawls up with a beautiful view of la Roche. 5 stars!... read more

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Statistics

Col de Haussire Southwest This climb	Heart of the Ardennes 104 climbs	Belgian Luxembourg 362 climbs	Belgian Ardennes 1330 climbs	Ardennes 1647 climbs	Belgium 4288 climbs	Europe 17090 climbs
Difficulty points 299 3	rank 2 13% easier than Col de Haussire	rank 2 13% easier than Col de Haussire	rank 2 13% easier than Col de Haussire	rank 2 13% easier than Col de Haussire	rank 2 13% easier than Col de Haussire	rank 4081 90% easier than Pozza San Glisente - Dos dell'Asino from Esine
Average gradient 6.8%	rank 27 37% less steep than Saint-Roch	rank 85 50% less steep than La Cornette	rank 299 54% less steep than Les Communes	rank 379 60% less steep than La Rochette du Nouveau Monde from Seilles	rank 643 60% less steep than Edelstrasse from Eupen	rank 4032 75% less steep than Calçada das Carquejeiras
Length 4km	rank 25 73% shorter than Route du Tracé from Pont d'Érezée	rank 46 73% shorter than Route du Tracé from Pont d'Érezée	rank 149 73% shorter than Le Stockay / Route de l'Ancienne Douane from Spa	rank 203 73% shorter than Le Stockay / Route de l'Ancienne Douane from Spa	rank 174 73% shorter than Le Stockay / Route de l'Ancienne Douane from Spa	rank 6752 94% shorter than Transfăgărășan from Căpățânenii Pământeni
Total ascent 301m	rank 8 29% less ascent than Côte de Samrée	rank 8 29% less ascent than Côte de Samrée	rank 26 33% less ascent than Baraque Michel via Chemin de Henseberg & Hestreux	rank 33 33% less ascent than Baraque Michel via Chemin de Henseberg & Hestreux	rank 26 33% less ascent than Baraque Michel via Chemin de Henseberg & Hestreux	rank 5412 89% less ascent than Pico Veleta

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Beautiful scenery

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1 hairpin turn

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Climbing times

7 km/h	00:34:15
11 km/h	00:21:47
15 km/h	00:15:59
19 km/h	00:12:37

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Reviews/stories (3)

Lammert

4 Mo

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The most beautiful of all the Haussire variants. Very narrow road that crawls up with a beautiful view of la Roche. 5 stars!

Les-is-more

8 Mo 00:21:55 (10.9km/h)

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A steep climb from La Roche to Parc a Gibier and then on to the highest col de Haussire 498m and Claudy Criquielion's monument.

Franck +

10 Mo 00:21:13 (11.3km/h)

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It is this variant of Haussire, passing by the côte du Parc à Gibier and then the end of Haussire itself, but not by the Gohette, that is usually used by the Vélomédiane-Claude Criquiélion. The ascent is then timed.