| Beautiful scenery |
| #96 average steepest climb of Drôme |
Col de Propiac via Aiguillon is a climb in the region Drôme. It is 4.4km long and bridges 253 vertical meters with an average gradient of 5.8%, resulting in a difficulty score of 179. The top of the ascent is located at 536 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 3 reviews of this climb and uploaded 2 photos.
Road names: D 147a & D 147
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The road through Aiguillon is good and there is hardly any traffic. The ascent is quite even from the bridge to the junction through vineyards - the scenery is lovely. Joining the road from Puymeras to the top there is an easier gradient plus a descent section. Well worth a go.
I climbed it from Faucon via the Vieux Village de Merindol road.
Challenging percentages between 9 and 11％ according to my Garmin.
We pass the castle ruins at just over 600m and then descend to the Col de Propiac.
It's tough 😎
J’y suis monté à partir de Faucon par la route du Vieux Village de Merindol.
Pourcentages difficiles entre 9 et 11％ d’après mon Garmin.
On passe devant les ruines du château à un peu plus de 600 m d’altitude et on redescend ensuite sur le col de Propiac.
C’est rude 😎
Really a fun climb , winding through the hinterland of the Ventoux. I think the other side is fun too, because there you have a quick succession of hairpin turns.
Echt een leuke klim , slingerend door het achterland van de Ventoux. De andere kant is denk ik ook leuk, want daar heb je een snelle opeenvolging van haarspeldbochten.
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| 11 km/h | 00:23:47 |
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