| #25 toughest climb of Ardennes (France) |
| #97 most elevation gain of Ardennes |
| #78 longest climb of Ardennes |
| #99 average steepest climb of French Ardennes |
Col du Loup from Joigny-sur-Meuse is a climb in the region French Ardennes. It is 7km long and bridges 263 vertical meters with an average gradient of 3.8%, resulting in a difficulty score of 128. The top of the ascent is located at 384 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 4 photos.
Road names: Route de Nouzonville & D 13
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From the Meuse, you climb over fairly busy roads to Col du Loup, from where you can descend to the Semois at Hautes-Rivières. Wide road, gradual climb. Lots of forest. 3.1 km after the bridge over the Meuse, there is a viewpoint where you can get off the bike for a moment for a view. I saw a hazelworm here. Except for the traffic, fine, but no special climb. The descent afterwards is nice.
Vanaf de Maas klim je over vrij drukke verkeerswegen naar de Col du Loup, vanwaar je kunt afdalen naar de Semois bij Hautes-Rivières. Brede weg, geleidelijke klim. Veel bos. 3.1 km na de brug over de Maas is er een uitzichtpunt waar je even van de fiets kunt voor een uitzicht. Ik zag hier een hazelworm. Op het verkeer na prima, maar geen bijzondere klim. De afdaling daarna is mooi.
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