Côte d'Équihen-Plage via Rue Albert Becart is a climb in the region Caps et Marais d'Opale. It is 1.6km long and bridges 87 vertical meters with an average gradient of 5.5%, resulting in a difficulty score of 62. The top of the ascent is located at 93 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 6 photos.
Road names: Rue Charles Cazin, Rue de la Marine, Rue Albert Bécard & Rue Edmond de Palézieux
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A climb that literally starts from the beach. The climb, which goes through the chic neighbourhoods of Équihen-Plage, contains 2 steep parts. Right from the beach, you go up a few hundred meters, then you even descend a bit, after which you have to cope with the steepest part of the climb in a residential area with typical red lampposts. It doesn't take long, but for a short while it goes up more than 10％ meters. After that, there is only false flat until you reach the water tower.
Een klim die letterlijk vanaf het strand begint. De klim die door de chique wijken van Équihen-Plage loopt, bevat uit 2 steile stukken. Gelijk vanaf het strand ga je enkele honderde meters steil omhoog, daarna volgt zelfs een stukje afdaling, waarna je in een woonwijk met typische rode lantaarnpalen het steilste stukje van de klim te verwerken krijgt. Het duurt niet lang, maar even gaat het ruim boven de 10％ omhoog. Daarna rest slechts nog vals plat tot je bij de watertoren aankomt.
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