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Hoge Blekker via James Ensorlaan

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Elevation profile Hoge Blekker via James Ensorlaan

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Difficulty points 9
Length 0.4 km
Average gradient 4.2%
Steepest 100 metres 7.1%
Total ascent 18 m

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#19 toughest climb of Belgium Coast
#5 most elevation gain of Belgium Coast
#3 longest climb of Belgium Coast
#39 average steepest climb of Belgium Coast
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Hoge Blekker via James Ensorlaan is a climb in the region Belgium Coast. It is 0.4 km long and bridges 18 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 4.2%, resulting in a difficulty score of 9. The top of the ascent is located at 26 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.

Road names: James Ensorlaan & César Francklaan

3.0 by StevenVGH
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.
The slightly longer "climb" in the region, although on the Belgian coast you could categorise any strip of valsplat as "climb" given the towering above the landscape... The "centre of gravity" is right at the start: the steepest stretch of almost 8％ you will soon have cycled through, however. The challenge of this climb, however, is to avoid the mass of cyclists coming from the Hoge Blekker: within the season it is over the heads walking and cycling....... read more

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

The slightly longer "climb" in the region, although on the Belgian coast you could categorise any strip of valsplat as "climb" given the towering above the landscape...

The "centre of gravity" is right at the start: the steepest stretch of almost 8％ you will soon have cycled through, however. The challenge of this climb, however, is to avoid the mass of cyclists coming from the Hoge Blekker: within the season it is over the heads walking and cycling....

De iets langere "klim" in de regio, al kan je aan de Belgische kust elke strook valsplat als "klim" categoriseren gezien de boven het landschap uittorenen...

Het "zwaartepunt" ligt meteen aan de start: de steilste strook van bijna 8％ ben je echter al snel doorgefietst. De uitdaging van deze klim is echter de massa fietsers te ontwijken die van de Hoge Blekker komen: binnen het seizoen is het er over de koppen lopen en fietsen...

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Climbing times

7 km/h 00:03:46
11 km/h 00:02:24
15 km/h 00:01:45
19 km/h 00:01:23

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Frequently Asked Questions

Hoge Blekker can be cycled from 4 sides. Hoge Blekker via Panoramalaan is the most popular side, but the summit can also be reached via Hoge Blekker via Steile Weg, Hoge Blekker via César Francklaan & Hoge Blekker via James Ensorlaan.

You don't need special gearing for Hoge Blekker via James Ensorlaan. 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.

Hoge Blekker via James Ensorlaan 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.

Hoge Blekker via James Ensorlaan is 0.4 km long.

The average gradient of Hoge Blekker via James Ensorlaan is 4.2%.

Hoge Blekker via James Ensorlaan has a steepest segment with an average gradient of 7.1%.

The summit of Hoge Blekker via James Ensorlaan is at 26 m.

At a slow pace of 7 km/h, it takes about 00:03:46 to climb Hoge Blekker via James Ensorlaan. At 11 km/h the time is 00:02:24, and at 15 km/h 00:01:45. For the fastest cyclists, 00:01:23 is an achievable time.

Hoge Blekker via James Ensorlaan is located in the region Belgium Coast in Belgium.

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