| 1 hairpin turn |
| #58 toughest climb of Upper Austria |
| #56 most elevation gain of Upper Austria |
| #34 longest climb of Upper Austria |
Kronberg from Oberbach is a climb in the region Upper Austria. It is 5 km long and bridges 254 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 5.1%, resulting in a difficulty score of 182. The top of the ascent is located at 722 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.
Road names: Wildenhag & Kronberg
3.0 by JohanRThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.The start of the climb begins quietly. It is a fairly large track, with moderate traffic. Some parts of the climb have a cycle path along the road, but that is often very bumpy. The advantage is that if you ignore the cycle path and just ride on the road, the car drivers will not make it difficult for you. In this respect, the courtesy of the Austrians is a relief. The average ％ of the climb is raised a bit in the last kilometre because it fluctuates around 10％. The descent is not so nic... read more
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The start of the climb begins quietly. It is a fairly large track, with moderate traffic. Some parts of the climb have a cycle path along the road, but that is often very bumpy. The advantage is that if you ignore the cycle path and just ride on the road, the car drivers will not make it difficult for you. In this respect, the courtesy of the Austrians is a relief.
The average ％ of the climb is raised a bit in the last kilometre because it fluctuates around 10％.
The descent is not so nice (also big road), but you can reach high speeds if that is your thing. Be careful in the first few kilometres of the descent. There are often strong side winds here (even in good weather) in the open plains. So you need all your focus not to be thrown to the other side of the road.
It is certainly not a must-do climb, but it is ok if you want to leave the flat track next to the Attersee behind for once.
De aanzet van de klim begint rustig. Het is een redelijk grote baan, met middelmatig verkeer. Sommige delen van de klim zijn voorzien van een fietspad langs de weg, maar dat is vaak erg hobbelig. Het voordeel is wel, dat als je hier als fietser het fietspad negeert en gewoon op de straat blijft rijden, dat de autobestuurders daar niet moeilijk over doen. Wat dat betreft is de hoffelijkheid van de Oostenrijkers toch een verademing.
Het gemiddelde ％ van de klim wordt in de laatste kilometer nog wat opgetrokken omdat dit rond de 10％ schommelt.
De afdaling is niet zo mooi (ook grote weg), maar je kan er wel hoge snelheden halen als dat je ding is. Wel opletten in de eerste kilometers van de afdaling. Er zijn hier vaak flinke zijwindstoten (zelfs bij mooi weer) in de open vlakten. Zodat je alle focus nodig hebt om niet naar de overkant van de weg geslingerd te worden.
Het is zeker geen must-do-klim, maar wel ok als je het vlakke parcours naast de Attersee een keer achter je wil laten.
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