Côte de Locronan is a climb in the region Brittany. It is 1.1km long and bridges 104 vertical meters with an average gradient of 9.1%, resulting in a difficulty score of 104. The top of the ascent is located at 191 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 1 photo.
Road names: Vieille Route de Plonevez & La Voie romaine
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Locronan is a very nice picturesque village/tourist trap with old houses, church and lots of tourist shops. The start of the climb is at a small hamlet. Then you go fairly straight up and through the village. Beware of paving stones and tourists shouting ou and ah and certainly not cyclists. After the centre, the little street goes up steeper and steeper.
We ate crepes there, for which there are a few little houses. Village is definitely worth a visit, but whether to want to cycle there?
Locronan is een alleraardigst pittoresk dorpje/tourist trap met oude huizen, kerk en veel toeristenshops. Het begin van de klim is bij een klein buurtschap. Dan ga je vrij recht naar boven en door het dorpje. Let op plavuizen en toeristen die ou en ah roepen en zeker niet met fietsers bezig zijn. Na het centrum gaat het straatje steeds steiler omhoog.
Wij hebben er crêpes gegeten, waar een paar huisjes voor zijn. Dorpje is zeker de moeite waard, maar of er moet willen fietsen?
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