| Hidden gem |
| #35 toughest climb of Namur Province |
| #95 most elevation gain of Namur Province |
| #76 longest climb of Condroz - Famenne |
Côte de Lenne from Waulsort is a climb in the region Condroz - Famenne. It is 2.9km long and bridges 149 vertical meters with an average gradient of 5.2%, resulting in a difficulty score of 122. The top of the ascent is located at 232 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 3 reviews of this climb and uploaded 4 photos.
Road names: Rue de la Gare, Rue du Charreau & Lennes
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Short climb starts on the Meuse bank curving up through the village with several hectometres of double digit grades.
Then turns into nice climbing concrete track in the forest that levels out on an open plateau with wide views of the Meuse valley.
There are 2 short descents along the way.
Road surface fine and no traffic!
Korte klim start aan de Maasoever bochtig naar omhoog door het dorp met enkele hectometers dubbele cijferpercentages.
Nadien overgaand in mooie klimmende betonbaan in het bos die uitvlakt op een open plateau met weids zicht op de Maasvallei.
Er zijn onderweg 2 kort dalende stroken.
Wegdek prima en geen verkeer!
The start of this climb is on the banks of the Meuse, in the village. The road then rises, quite steeply at first, before leaving the village and heading into the forest. Little traffic, road in good condition
Le départ de cette ascension se trouve au bord de Meuse, dans le village. Puis la route s'élève, assez fort dans sa partie initiale, puis on quitte le village vers la forêt. Peu de trafic, route en bon état
After a charming bend in the narrow lanes of the village centre, you suddenly find yourself on an uninspiring concrete slab track. Deceptively so, because in a way this stretch seems to go up less than it actually does. The beautiful view of the Meuse valley offers consolation. I descended in the direction of Château de Freÿr, which seemed nicer to me as a climb (a bit greener and more winding, but the road surface is not that bad). If you have the choice, I would say: climb from Châteu de Freÿr, and descend in the direction of Waulsort, but close the brakes as soon as you get to the village. (Observation on 14th April 2021)
Na een bekoorlijke bocht in de smalle steegjes van het dorpscentrum kom je pardoes op een inspiratieloze betonplaten baan terecht. Bedrieglijk bovendien, want daardoor lijkt dit stuk op een bepaalde manier ook minder omhoog te gaan dan het in werkelijkheid doet. Het mooie zicht op de Maasvallei biedt troost. Afgedaald richting Château de Freÿr, hetgeen mij dan weer mooier leek als beklimming (ietsje groener en wat meer geslinger, maar wegdek nietjedat). Als je de keuze hebt zou ik dus zeggen: klimmen vanuit Châteu de Freÿr, en dalen richting Waulsort, maar dan met de remmen dicht zodra je in het dorp komt. (waarneming op 14 april 2021)
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