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Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg

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1 review/story | Elevation profile | 17 photos
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Elevation profile Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg

Statistics

Difficulty points 263
Length 2.4 km
Average gradient 10.1%
Steepest 100 meters 15.1%
Total ascent 239m

Short recap

#29 toughest climb of Rhineland-Palatinate
#60 most elevation gain of Hunsrück
#14 average steepest climb of Rhineland-Palatinate
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Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg is a climb in the region Hunsrück. It is 2.4km long and bridges 239 vertical meters with an average gradient of 10.1%, resulting in a difficulty score of 263. The top of the ascent is located at 380 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 17 photos.

Road names: Kirchenweg, L 135 & Windhof

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Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
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Reviews (1)

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This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch. Show original

You start via a small road from the centre and past the church and the slope immediately sets in nicely - and continues to do so when you get to the main road (very quiet, by the way) and leave the village. There follows a short flat stretch as you pass a stream and some houses, and then it starts going up quite a bit again and after the turn you walk up the rest of the climb even steeper until just before the forest edge where the summit is. In the last part, wide views backwards over the Moselle valley and Luxembourg opposite.

Je begint via een klein weggetje vanuit het centrum en langs de kerk en de helling zet meteen lekker in - en blijft dat doen als je op de hoofdweg (erg rustig trouwens) komt en het dorp verlaat. Er volgt even een vlak stukje omdat je een beek en wat huizen passeert en daarna gaat het weer flink stijgen... en na de bocht die je de rest van de klim nog steiler omhoog lopen tot vlak voor de bosrand waar de top is. In het laatste deel weids uitzicht naar achteren over het Moezeldal en het tegenover gelegen Luxemburg.

Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
Erbsberg from Nittel via Kirchenweg
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Climbing times

7 km/h 00:20:17
11 km/h 00:12:54
15 km/h 00:09:28
19 km/h 00:07:28

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