| 7 hairpin turns |
| #42 toughest climb of Cantabrian Mountains |
| #75 most elevation gain of Cantabrian Mountains |
Puertu de San Llaurienzu / Puerto de San Lorenzo from San Martín is a climb in the region Asturias. It is 10.9km long and bridges 889 vertical meters with an average gradient of 8.1%, resulting in a difficulty score of 854. The top of the ascent is located at 1347 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 3 photos.
Road name: AS-265
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Done this climb in a lap across Somiedo and Ventana. Immediately the toughest at the start. And again it was magnificent. And how green Asturias is. Piece ran through Santilia de Leon. You're over the mountains then and it's drier there. Little traffic. Really recommend this climb and lap.
Deze klim gedaan in een ronde overde Somiedo en Ventana. Meteen de zwaarste aan het begin. En weer was het schitterend. En wat is Asturie toch groen. Stuk liep door Santilia de Leon. Je bent dan over de bergen en daar is het droger. Weinig verkeer. Echt een aanrader deze klim en ronde.
In the Clasica Puerto Somiedo I could start immediately with this San Lorenzo. Halfway the climb the profile changes drastically. The average percentage doesn't drop below double digits anymore and it's hard work. At the top you are treated with a beautiful panorama.
In het rondje Clasica Puerto Somiedo mocht ik meteen aan de bak met deze San Lorenzo. Halverwege de klim verandert het profiel drastisch. Het gemiddelde percentage zakt niet meer onder de dubbele cijfers en het is ploeteren en zwoegen. Op de top word je getrakteerd met een prachtig panorama.
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