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Dondenaz from Hônde

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2 reviews | Elevation profile | 5 photos
Dondenaz from Hônde
Dondenaz from Hônde
Dondenaz from Hônde
Dondenaz from Hônde
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Elevation profile Dondenaz from Hônde
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Statistics

Difficulty points 1480
Length 23.2 km
Average gradient 7.5%
Steepest 100 meters 12%
Total ascent 1748m

Short recap

Beautiful scenery
23 hairpin turns
#41 toughest climb of Italy
#83 most elevation gain of Europe
#73 longest climb of Italian Alps
#31 average steepest climb of Aosta Valley
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Dondenaz from Hônde is a climb in the region Aosta Valley. It is 23.2km long and bridges 1748 vertical meters with an average gradient of 7.5%, resulting in a difficulty score of 1480. The top of the ascent is located at 2108 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 5 photos.

Road names: Strada Regionale 2 per Champorcher & 9B

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Dondenaz from Hônde
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Reviews (2)

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RobiRini66
2 y 5.0 00:53:31 (26km/h)
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Italian. Show original

Mont Avic valley, little frequented and beautiful road.
The initial part, starting from the Fortress of Bard and on a piece of road practically suspended in the void, is very beautiful.
A few small tunnels but generally very scenic, with no particular difficulty in terms of gradients.
Ample opportunity for refreshments at the finish
Water fountains along the route

Valle del Mont Avic , poco frequentata e bella strada.
Molto bella la parte iniziale partendo dal Forte di Bard e su un pezzo di strada praticamente sospesa nel vuoto.
Qualche piccola galleria ma in generale molto panoramica, senza particolari difficoltà di pendenza.
Ampia possibilità di ristoro all'arrivo
Fontane per acqua lungo il percorso

Dondenaz from Hônde
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ajaxrv
2 y 3.0 03:00:00 (7.7km/h)
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch. Show original

Nice climb. First part on a road with traffic but not much. Second part on a narrower road along beautiful views and small villages and houses. The last part is about 4 km on a semi-paved path to the top. Can be done but requires some skill to steer. Perhaps not always accessible as there is also a barrier. It must be dry weather otherwise not doable and descent is also difficult to can if you go to not too fast.

Mooie beklimming. Eerste deel over een weg waar ook verkeer is maar niet veel. Tweede deel op een smallere weg langs mooie vergezichten en kleine dorpjes en huisjes. Het laaste deel ongeveer 4 km over een half verhard pad naar de top. Is te doen maar vergt wel wat stuurmanskunst. Wellicht niet altijd bereikbaar daar er ook een slagboom staat. Het moet wel droog weer zijn anders niet te doen en afdalen is ook lastig naar kan als je naar niet te snel gaat.

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Climbing times

7 km/h 03:19:04
11 km/h 02:06:41
15 km/h 01:32:54
19 km/h 01:13:20

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