| 3 hairpin turns |
| Cobbles |
| #34 toughest climb of Pays de Liège |
| #13 most elevation gain of Pays de Liège |
| #11 longest climb of Pays de Liège |
Rue du Vallon from Angleur is a climb in the region Pays de Liège. It is 3.9km long and bridges 173 vertical meters with an average gradient of 4.4%, resulting in a difficulty score of 111. The top of the ascent is located at 238 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 1 photo.
Road names: Rue du Vallon, Rue du Vallon, Rue de la Belle-Jardinière, Rue de la Belle-Jardinière, Rue de la Belle-Jardinière & Rue de Sordeye
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Hidden gem, from a suburb of Liege you wind up a beautiful cobblestone road (without cars's) with 4 hairpin bends, only to turn left into the quiet Rue de Belle Jardinieres, which continues to climb for quite some time.
Nowhere very steep, very special to be in the middle of greenery just outside Liège.
Verborgen parel, vanuit een buitenwijk van Luik slinger je over een prachtige kasseiweg (zonder auto's) met 4 haarspeldbochten omhoog, om vervolgens linksaf de rustige Rue de Belle Jardinieres in te slaan die nog flink lang blijft stijgen.
Nergens heel stijl, heel bijzonder om net buiten Luik midden in het groen te zitten.
It's a fairly pleasant climb, with fairly low gradients, especially at the end, and little traffic. There's also a cycle path for a large part of the ascent. It's also the last descent of Liège-Bastogne-Liège since 2019. So it's not an exceptional climb, but it's a nice one all the same.
C'est une montée assez agréable, les pourcentages y sont assez faibles surtout sur la fin et il y a peu de trafic, il y a également une piste cyclable sur une grande partie de l'ascension. C'est aussi la dernière descente de Liège-Bastogne-Liège depuis 2019. C'est donc une côte qui n'a rien d'exceptionnel mais qui est tout de même sympathique.
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