| Beautiful scenery |
| Hidden gem |
| 9 hairpin turns |
| #44 toughest climb of Gran Canaria |
| #39 most elevation gain of Gran Canaria |
| #43 longest climb of Gran Canaria |
| #29 average steepest climb of Gran Canaria |
Monte León / Cima Pedro Gonzalles is a climb in the region Gran Canaria. It is 3.9 km long and bridges 242 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 6.1%, resulting in a difficulty score of 187. The top of the ascent is located at 490 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 7 reviews of this climb and uploaded 18 photos.
Road names: GC-504 & GC503
4.0 by MarksportNLThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.Really nice climb and nice views. Via this side road surface is really good. Then road surface b I j the descent afterwards jeel bad... read more
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Really nice climb and nice views. Via this side road surface is really good. Then road surface b I j the descent afterwards jeel bad
Echt lekkere klim en mooie uitzichten. Via deze kant is wegdek echt goed. Daarna wegdek b ik j de afdaling daarna jeel slecht
Quite short but pretty nice climb with ok gradients. The is nice view of the hairpins from the top. The descent to Maspalomas afterwards was quite fun.
Very nice climb, not too long but steep at times. The surface is very good, and there's not a lot of traffic after Ayagaures. Beautiful views throughout all the climb, and nice top of the hill with the "Cima Pedro Gonzales" sign. The descend to Maspalomas is also very nice.
Nice climb that you can do in a drive of about 1 hour from Maspalomas. On the way there, you ride on false flat to Ayagaures. In the village it starts to climb for the first time, but pretty soon there is a bit of descent/flat after which the rest of the climb starts. Although it goes up quite steeply, it is still doable with the right fitness and gears. Also nice is that you can see the last part to the top with the hairpin bends against the mountainside. Also be sure to look around you on the way up, the views to the mountains and valley are worth it. At the top, as a reward, is the last fine view to the mountains and the descent begins. This one is manageable and tempts you to stop occasionally for the views to the sea. And before you know it, you're on the road to Maspalomas.
Leuke klim die je in een rit van ongeveer 1 uur vanaf Maspalomas kunt doen. Op de heenweg rijd je op vals plat naar Ayagaures. In het dorp begint het voor het eerst echt te klimmen, maar al vrij snel volgt een stukje afdaling/vlak waarna de rest van de klim begint. Hoewel het aardig steil omhoog gaat, blijft het goed te doen met de juiste conditie en versnellingen. Ook leuk is dat je het laatste stuk naar de top met de haarspeldbochten tegen de bergwand aan ziet liggen. Kijk ook zeker om je heen op weg naar boven, de uitzichten naar het gebergte en vallei zijn de moeite waard. Bovenop is als beloning het laatste fraaie vergezicht naar de bergen en begint de afdaling. Deze is goed te doen en verleid je om af en toe te stoppen voor de vergezichten naar de zee. En voor je het weet zit je weet op de weg naar Maspalomas.
Beautiful climb that is easily accessible from Maspolomas. There is a 5 mile drag up the valley at about 2％ before reaching the tougher inclines so keep something back.
Left hander at the bottom of the dam and it starts with a few scenic hairpins at 7％ that bring you out at Ayagaures. Left hand turn and there's a sharp little gradient before about 3 minutes of respite. This is the only part where the surface is a bit broken up.
After this, it's pretty constant steep stuff. The stretches between the hairpins get longer but the view looking north is stunning.
Gradient eases a bit on the last straight where there is a superb observational spot for photos.
I think this is the best way to do the Ayagaures loop and on an easier day, it's a beautiful ride to the village plaza where there is a small cafe with a magnificent view back down the valley with the first few hairpins in the foreground.
Even on this 'recovery' ride day, you still winch yourself up to just over 1000ft elevation and it's pretty much achievable for all levels.
Lots of cyclists on the valley road but that thins out after Ayagaures, as does the motor traffic, although there's not too much of that anyway.
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