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De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef

1.6

7 reviews | Elevation profile | 3 photos

De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef

De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef

De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef

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Difficulty points	7
Length	0.5 km
Average gradient	2.7%
Steepest 100 metres	4.2%
Total ascent	15 m

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#1 toughest climb of Meetjesland

#3 most elevation gain of Meetjesland

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#1 average steepest climb of Meetjesland

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De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef is a climb in the region Meetjesland. It is 0.5 km long and bridges 15 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 2.7%, resulting in a difficulty score of 7. The top of the ascent is located at 25 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 7 reviews of this climb and uploaded 3 photos.

Road name: Jonkvrouwdreef

2.0 by LarsG13

This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.
Not a nice climb way too much space between the cobblestones, your bike rattles apart... read more

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De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef

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LarsG13 ^premium

10 Mo 2.0 via the Climbfinder app

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Not a nice climb way too much space between the cobblestones, your bike rattles apart

Maikel1989 ^premium

11 Mo 1.0

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This one is avoidable. The 'cobblestones' are fake cobblestones made of concrete. Good for breaking your bike on, much worse than real cobblestones. No idea why this was done that way.

JanCl ^premium

1 y 1.0

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These are not real cobblestones but concrete poured with a cobblestone pattern. It bumps terribly and indeed your bike almost splatters apart. I'd rather have real cobblestones then!

WouterDK ^premium

1 y 2.0

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The cobbles are not bad, but the padding between the stones is completely gone. So your bike totally vibrates when you ride over them. The road to the climb is also not really in good condition.

Pieter394 ^premium

1 y 1.0

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Least fun side of the Kampel - the cobbles are indeed not bad, but the regular sides of the Kampel bulge much better than this one anyway.

Joeri_Laureys ^premium

1 y 2.0

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No really special climb. At the top, visibility is OK though. Like all the other 'climbs' in the Meetjesland you pop this up the big plate.
What is special is the way they lay the cobblestones here. Perfectly symmetrical and they bulge well. I cycle a lot and have never come across this kind of cobblestone laying. The previous review talks about treacherous cobblestones. But I suspect they have since been re-laid, because they are perfect!

BrechtO ^premium

5 y 2.0

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The cobbles are treacherous, with a few loose stones here and there, so be careful in the first bend towards the climb.

Climbing times

7 km/h	00:04:40
11 km/h	00:02:58
15 km/h	00:02:11
19 km/h	00:01:43

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Frequently Asked Questions

De Kampel can be cycled from 3 sides. De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef is the most popular side, but the summit can also be reached via De Kampel from Kallestraat & De Kampel from Kleit.

You don't need special gearing for De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef. The slope isn't long or steep enough to require much shifting down. You can conquer this climb on power alone. However, a compact gearing system with a smallest front chainring of 34 and largest rear sprocket of 28 or 30 is always nice if you enjoy cycling uphill. This helps maintain a smooth cadence.

De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef is not tough enough to be assigned a mountain category. This means that even untrained cyclists can reach the top without any problems on this climb.

De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef is 0.5 km long.

The average gradient of De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef is 2.7%.

De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef has a steepest segment with an average gradient of 4.2%.

The summit of De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef is at 25 m.

At a slow pace of 7 km/h, it takes about 00:04:40 to climb De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef. At 11 km/h the time is 00:02:58, and at 15 km/h 00:02:11. For the fastest cyclists, 00:01:43 is an achievable time.

De Kampel via Jonkvrouwdreef is located in the region East Flanders in Belgium.

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