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Mont Revard from Chambéry

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2 reviews | Elevation profile | 2 photos
Mont Revard from Chambéry
Mont Revard from Chambéry
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Elevation profile Mont Revard from Chambéry

Statistics

Difficulty points 773
Length 23.5 km
Average gradient 5.3%
Steepest 100 meters 8.7%
Total ascent 1248m

Short recap

8 hairpin turns
#19 toughest climb of Annecy
#57 most elevation gain of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
#36 longest climb of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
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Mont Revard from Chambéry is a climb in the region Annecy. It is 23.5km long and bridges 1248 vertical meters with an average gradient of 5.3%, resulting in a difficulty score of 773. The top of the ascent is located at 1536 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 2 photos.

Road name: D912

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Mont Revard from Chambéry
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Reviews (2)

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louiscuny
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A much longer climb than on the Aix les Bains side.
Interesting although not as pretty as the other side, the gradients remain fairly gentle throughout the climb.

Ascension beaucoup plus longue que par le côté Aix les Bains.
Intéressante bien que moins jolie que par l'autre côté, les pourcentages restent assez doux tout le long de cette montée

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Giuseppe
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On 11-06 I climbed the Mont Revard according to the route mentioned here. I don't have the idea that this is an official climb (there are no markings and/or signs anywhere). In terms of experience it is a special climb. The first kilometers you ride on a busy road with accompanying exhaust fumes (nasty!). The ascent is irregular, sometimes quite steep. Then it becomes more constant (6-7%) and you have occasionally beautiful views. The best part starts when you turn left at La Combe. Along picturesque houses it goes steep up. The last kilometers from ski village La Feclaz are not much, at the end you can turn left at the junction to a lookout point. The feeling of a real 'top' is missing with this climb.

Op 11-06 de Mont Revard beklommen volgens de route zoals deze hier staat aangegeven. Ik heb niet het idee dat dit een officiele klim is (er staan nergens markeringen en/of bordjes). Qua beleving een aparte klim. De eerste kilometers rij je op een drukke weg met bijbehorende uitlaatgassen (smerig!). De stijging is onregelmatig, soms best stijl. Daarna wordt het constanter (6-7%) en heb je af en toe mooie vergezichten. Het mooiste gedeelte begint als je linksaf slaat bij La Combe. Langs schilderachtige huisjes gaat het stijl omhoog. De laatste kilometers vanaf skidorp La Feclaz stellen niet veel voor, op het einde kan je bij de kruising linksaf naar een uitkijkpunt. Het gevoel van een echte 'top' ontbreekt bij deze klim.

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Climbing times

7 km/h 03:21:50
11 km/h 02:08:26
15 km/h 01:34:11
19 km/h 01:14:21

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