| #43 toughest climb of Pays de Charleroi |
| #17 most elevation gain of Hainaut Province |
| #9 longest climb of Hainaut Province |
Rue de la Bruyère via Chaussée de Thuin is a climb in the region Pays de Charleroi. It is 4.6km long and bridges 111 vertical meters with an average gradient of 2.4%, resulting in a difficulty score of 44. The top of the ascent is located at 216 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.
Road names: Rue de Jamioulx, Chaussée de Thuin, Rue de la Bruyère & Rue de Nalinnes
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The climb is part of the local circuit of the Circuit de Wallonie, which takes place here every year. In fact, the finish is perched before the bend, but the cyclists ride the whole way up, except on the last climb. Compared to the pros, we have to wait with the traffic lights at the foot of the climb. The hardest part is the part halfway through the woods towards Nalines. You have to hang on until you reach the petrol pump. Watch out for the cars, there are a lot of them
La montée est l'ascension du circuit local du circuit de Wallonie qui se déroule tous les ans ici. D'ailleurs l'arrivée est juchée avant le tournant mais les cyclistes la monte en entière sauf lors de la dernière ascension donc. Comparés au pro, nous on doit attendre avec les feux de signalisations au pied de la côte. Le plus difficile est surtout dans la partie à moitié dans les bois qui va vers Nalines. IL faut s'accrocher jusqu'à la pompe à essence. Attention aux voitures, il y en a beaucoup
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