| #6 toughest climb of High Fens & East Cantons |
| #4 most elevation gain of Belgium |
| #4 longest climb of Belgium |
Pannensterzkopf from Eupen is a climb in the region High Fens & East Cantons. It is 16.1km long and bridges 451 vertical meters with an average gradient of 2.8%, resulting in a difficulty score of 182. The top of the ascent is located at 662 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 29 photos.
Road names: Schilsweg (N67) & Monschauer Straße (N67)
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The most passable route to cycle from Eupen to the Pannensterzkopf (and then to Küchelscheid) because without the Raalkopf in between. Nevermind that it is still a long climb with lots of altimeters. The stretch on the link road feels tedious although traffic is not too bad. Once you turn off, it becomes wonderfully quiet with sometimes beautiful scenery. Mostly fine tarmac.
De meest begaanbare route om vanuit Eupen naar de Pannensterzkopf (en daarna naar Küchelscheid) te fietsen, want zonder de Raalkopf tussendoor. Neemt niet weg dat het nog steeds een lange klim met veel hoogtemeters is. Het stuk over de verbindingsweg voelt langdradig al valt het met het verkeer wel mee. Zodra je afslaat wordt het heerlijk rustig met soms fraaie omgevingen. Overwegend prima asfalt.
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