Réotier from Saint Thomas

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3.0 1 review/story | Statistics | 5 photos

difficulty points

3.6%

avg. gradient

7.9%

steepest 100 meters

3.1km

length

111m

total ascent

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Réotier from Saint Thomas is a climb in the region Briançon. It is 3.1km long and bridges 111 vertical meters with an average gradient of 3.6%, resulting in a difficulty score of 55. The top of the ascent is located at 994 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 5 photos.

Road name: D38

3.0 by Rogier

This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.
In all the violence in the French southern Alps, this is hardly a climb to be called, yet it is for many locals each year a test whether this can be done on strength. Also, these kind of climbs you almost forget that make the rounds here tough. A nice piece of climbing with certainly at the end a b... read more

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Statistics

Réotier from Saint Thomas This climb	Briançon 94 climbs	Serre Ponçon 185 climbs	Hautes Alpes 225 climbs	Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 830 climbs	French Alps 1656 climbs	Alps 4847 climbs	France 11628 climbs	Europe 42076 climbs
Difficulty points 55 5	rank 85 95% easier than Col du Granon	rank 179 96% easier than Col du Parpaillon from La Condamine-Châtelard	rank 212 95% easier than Col du Parpaillon from Crevoux	rank 722 96% easier than Col du Parpaillon from La Condamine-Châtelard	rank 1563 97% easier than Col du Galibier	rank 4615 98% easier than Pozza San Glisente / Dos dell'Asino from Esine	rank 7436 97% easier than Col du Galibier	rank 25011 98% easier than Pozza San Glisente / Dos dell'Asino from Esine
Average gradient 3.6%	rank 88 70% less steep than Chemin Vieux from Briançon	rank 178 77% less steep than Côte du Noyret	rank 216 77% less steep than Côte du Noyret	rank 731 77% less steep than Chemin de Saint-Jean from Bar sur Loup	rank 1540 81% less steep than Route des Golettes from Les Golettes / Sallanches	rank 4596 86% less steep than Muro di Cassone	rank 9635 82% less steep than Sente de la Butte à Doineau from Jouy-en-Josas	rank 32775 88% less steep than Calçada do Rêgo Lameiro
Length 3.1km	rank 63 91% shorter than Col du Galibier from Briançon	rank 145 89% shorter than Col de la Cayolle from Barcelonnette	rank 172 91% shorter than Col du Galibier from Briançon	rank 601 91% shorter than Col du Galibier from Briançon	rank 1351 94% shorter than Col de l'Iséran	rank 3950 95% shorter than Colle della Maddalena from Borgo San Dalmazzo	rank 4794 94% shorter than Col de l'Iséran	rank 16714 95% shorter than Transfăgărășan from Căpățânenii Pământeni
Total ascent 111m	rank 77 92% less ascent than Col du Galibier from Briançon	rank 173 93% less ascent than Col de la Bonette	rank 199 92% less ascent than Col du Galibier from Briançon	rank 685 93% less ascent than Col de la Bonette from Saint-Étienne-de-Tinée	rank 1524 95% less ascent than Col du Galibier	rank 4466 95% less ascent than Colle del Nivolet	rank 6019 95% less ascent than Col du Galibier	rank 21017 96% less ascent than Pico Veleta / Alto de la Sierra Nevada

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Climbing times

7 km/h	00:26:16
11 km/h	00:16:43
15 km/h	00:12:15
19 km/h	00:09:40

Reviews (1)

Rogier +

2 y 3.0

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

In all the violence in the French southern Alps, this is hardly a climb to be called, yet it is for many locals each year a test whether this can be done on strength. Also, these kind of climbs you almost forget that make the rounds here tough.
A nice piece of climbing with certainly at the end a beautiful view. And many times better than the Route National in the valley.