Côte Marie-Thérèse / Côte des Quatre Chemins from Heer-Agimont
Côte Marie-Thérèse / Côte des Quatre Chemins from Heer-Agimont is a climb in the region Lesse Valley. It is 4.8km long and bridges 220 vertical meters with an average gradient of 4.6%, resulting in a difficulty score of 167. The top of the ascent is located at 262 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 3 reviews/stories of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.
Road names: Rue du Pont, Rue de l'Église, Rue Haute, Côte Marie-Thérèse & Quatre Chemins (N989)
by landerlbbThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.This climb still comes up in my nightmares from time to time. In itself not such a difficult climb - certainly helped by fresh asphalt - but this climb was in my 'Borders of Belgium' ride on the route after 230 kilometers with a heavily packed bike and under a leaden sun: puffing!... read more
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Côte Marie-Thérèse / Côte des Quatre Chemins from Heer-Agimont This climb |
Lesse Valley 102 climbs | Namur Province 868 climbs | Ardennes (France) 62 climbs | Wallonia 4195 climbs | Belgian Ardennes 1940 climbs | Ardennes 2356 climbs | Belgium 6505 climbs | Europe 26229 climbs |
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10
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13
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83
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120
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82
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8726
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Average gradient
4.6%
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62
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459
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40
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2034
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1110
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Length
4.8km
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Total ascent
220m
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Climbing times
7 km/h | 00:41:25 |
11 km/h | 00:26:21 |
15 km/h | 00:19:19 |
19 km/h | 00:15:15 |
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Reviews/stories (3)
This climb still comes up in my nightmares from time to time. In itself not such a difficult climb - certainly helped by fresh asphalt - but this climb was in my 'Borders of Belgium' ride on the route after 230 kilometers with a heavily packed bike and under a leaden sun: puffing!
Deze beklimming komt nog wel eens in mijn nachtmerries voorbij. Op zich niet zo'n zware klim - zeker geholpen door vers asfalt - maar deze klim bevond zich in mijn 'Borders of Belgium' rit op de route na 230 kilometer met een zwaar bepakte fiets en onder een loden zon: puffen!
The double climb starts after you have crossed the beautiful bridge over the Maas (the last one on Belgian territory) in Heer-Agimont. Through the village centre of Heer it is a bit tough until the first plateau with nice views over the Meuse valley, followed by a steep descent into the forest which goes back via some bends to a slightly longer climb to the second top at the crossroads.
Nice two-part Ardennes climb with good tarmac and not too much traffic.
De dubbele klim start nadat je in Heer-Agimont de mooie Maasbrug (de laatste op Belgisch grondgebied) bent over gefietst. Door de dorpskern van Heer is het even pittig tot het eerste plateau met mooi uitzicht over de Maasvallei,gevolgd door een stevige afdaling in het bos die terug overgaat via enkele bochten tot iets langer klimwerk naar de tweede top thv.het kruispunt.
Mooie tweedelige Ardennen klim met prima asfalt en niet te druk verkeer.
Nice climb which in my opinion consists of 2 separate climbs. It's on a connecting road between Heer and the main road between Dinant and Beauraing, but the traffic is not too bad. The road has recently been rebuilt, so the asphalt is as smooth as can be. The first part, which I would call côte de Heer, is quite steep, especially if you take the village street of Heer instead of the N989. After a fast and winding descent, you arrive at the côte Marie-Thérèse which is quite constant. Nicely sheltered from sun and wind by the trees you can unleash your devils here.
leuke klim die in mijn ogen bestaat uit 2 aparte beklimmingen. Ze loopt op een verbindingsweg tussen Heer en de grote weg tussen Dinant en Beauraing, desondanks valt het mee wat betreft verkeer. De weg is onlangs heraangelegd, dus het asfalt is zo gaaf als maar kan. Het eerste stuk, die ik zou côte de Heer zou noemen, is vrij steil, zeker als je de dorpsstraat van Heer neemt in plaats van de N989. Na een snelle en bochtige afdaling, kom je bij de côte Marie-Thérèse die vrij constant doorstijgt. Lekker beschut tegen zon en wind door de bomen kun je hier je duivels ontbinden.
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