Côte de Thuin Athénée via Mur de Thuin

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paved

cobbles

paved

difficulty points

4.8%

avg. gradient

12.7%

steepest 100 meters

1.3km

length

64m

total ascent

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Côte de Thuin Athénée via Mur de Thuin is a climb in the region Thudinie. It is 1.3km long and bridges 64 vertical meters with an average gradient of 4.8%, resulting in a difficulty score of 69. The top of the ascent is located at 181 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 3 reviews/stories of this climb and uploaded 1 photo.

Road names: Rue du Moustier, Chaussée Notre Dame, Place Albert 1er (N59), Grand Rue & Drève des Alliés

by Duffman06

This is an automatic translation, the original language is: French.
The first part (asphalt) is ok, once you start the cobbled part you can feel the high percentage. Once you leave the paved part, the climb is less difficult.... read more

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Statistics

Côte de Thuin Athénée via Mur de Thuin This climb	Thudinie 88 climbs	Pays de Charleroi 207 climbs	Hainaut Province 1082 climbs	Belgian Ardennes 2765 climbs	Ardennes 3340 climbs	Wallonia 4895 climbs	Belgium 7553 climbs	Europe 34019 climbs
Difficulty points 69	rank 2 8% easier than Bois du Rouyî from Jamioulx	rank 7 38% easier than Rue de Villers via Rue de la Citadelle	rank 25 54% easier than Mont Saint-Laurent	rank 952 80% easier than Col de Haussire	rank 1174 80% easier than Col de Haussire	rank 1168 80% easier than Col de Haussire	rank 1205 80% easier than Col de Haussire	rank 18317 98% easier than Pozza San Glisente / Dos dell'Asino from Esine
Average gradient 4.8%	rank 31 52% less steep than La Vieille Maronne	rank 82 59% less steep than Côte des Grands Lacs from Loverval	rank 277 66% less steep than Rue Boraine from Ascenseur	rank 1325 73% less steep than La Goulette from Olloy-sur-Viroin	rank 1616 80% less steep than Kuesselt from Welscheid	rank 2085 73% less steep than La Goulette from Olloy-sur-Viroin	rank 2679 73% less steep than La Goulette from Olloy-sur-Viroin	rank 18418 84% less steep than Calçada do Rêgo Lameiro
Length 1.3km	rank 39 66% shorter than Dansonspenne from Fontaine-Valmont	rank 75 80% shorter than Côte de Gerpines from Gerpines	rank 401 81% shorter than Côte de Peissant from Estinnes	rank 1710 92% shorter than Pannensterzkopf via Ternell	rank 2075 92% shorter than Pannensterzkopf via Ternell	rank 2546 92% shorter than Pannensterzkopf via Ternell	rank 3246 92% shorter than Pannensterzkopf via Ternell	rank 23227 98% shorter than Transfăgărășan from Căpățânenii Pământeni
Total ascent 64m	rank 24 35% less ascent than Bois du Rouyî from Jamioulx	rank 51 48% less ascent than Côte de Gerpines from Gerpines	rank 175 54% less ascent than Mont Saint-Aubert via Chemin de Celles	rank 1666 87% less ascent than Signal de Botrange from Membach	rank 2024 87% less ascent than Signal de Botrange from Membach	rank 2256 87% less ascent than Signal de Botrange from Membach	rank 2426 87% less ascent than Signal de Botrange from Membach	rank 22739 98% less ascent than Pico Veleta / Alto de la Sierra Nevada

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Climbing times

7 km/h	00:11:17
11 km/h	00:07:11
15 km/h	00:05:16
19 km/h	00:04:09

Reviews/stories (3)

Duffman06 +

1 y

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

The first part (asphalt) is ok, once you start the cobbled part you can feel the high percentage. Once you leave the paved part, the climb is less difficult.

Robbe_Buls

2 y

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This climb is in any case the most important part in the beginning. You turn into a narrow road with cobblestones, although they are easy to cycle on. If you start fast enough, you can easily get over the steepest part, which is near the end of the narrow road. Once you've turned onto the wider street, it becomes less steep. This slope was the finish of one of the stages (I think even the final stage) in the Tour de Wallonie. And that showed that this little hill is no problem at all for the pros. Year after year, it became a long sprint. But if you're here, you should definitely do it. Also because of the picturesque village of Thuin at the top.

Melyzaline

1 y

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You are mistaken, the arrival is in front of the Athenee. This street is a long straight line. The Thuin wall is much earlier and much more difficult. Of course the pros ride it on their bikes, but even on foot it's not an easy climb at all.

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