Sierra de la Pandera from Los Villares

Elevation profile Sierra de la Pandera from Los Villares
Elevation profile Sierra de la Pandera from Los Villares
Elevation profile Sierra de la Pandera from Los Villares
1051
difficulty points
5.7%
avg. gradient
16.7%
steepest 100 meters
22.6km
length
1293m
total ascent

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Sierra de la Pandera from Los Villares is a climb in the region Andalusia. It is 22.6km long and bridges 1293 vertical meters with an average gradient of 5.7%, resulting in a difficulty score of 1051. The top of the ascent is located at 1840 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.

Road name: A6050

5.0 by Andre
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.
The Sierra de la Pandera is actually the highest mountain in the Jaen region because you can drive it up to 1830 meters. The road surface is very good but sometimes there is a lot of traffic. In the round of Spain when they ride up to 1830m altitude it is ranked out of category. In 2017 it was th... read more
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Statistics

Sierra de la Pandera from Los Villares
This climb
Andalusia
331 climbs
Spain
3261 climbs
Europe
41952 climbs
Difficulty points
1051
rank
13
rank
64
rank
626
Average gradient
5.7%
rank
105
64% less steep than
La Loma from Albuñuelas
rank
1101
79% less steep than
Camino El Monte from Farrobillo
rank
16700
81% less steep than
Calçada do Rêgo Lameiro
Length
22.6km
rank
31
rank
138
rank
607
Total ascent
1293m
rank
19
rank
72
rank
478

Classification

Famous climb
Beautiful scenery
Hidden gem
17 hairpin turns

Road surface condition

67% 0% 33%
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Traffic

33% 67% 0%
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Climbing times

7 km/h 03:14:01
11 km/h 02:03:28
15 km/h 01:30:32
19 km/h 01:11:28

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Andre
3 y 5.0
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch. Show original

The Sierra de la Pandera is actually the highest mountain in the Jaen region because you can drive it up to 1830 meters.
The road surface is very good but sometimes there is a lot of traffic.
In the round of Spain when they ride up to 1830m altitude it is ranked out of category.
In 2017 it was the last time arrival place and the victory was for the Polish pocket climber Rafael Maijka but also Valverde and Cunego were primus here.
The climb is tough with admittedly short sections but to 18%. In the summer months, the temperature can easily reach 35 to 40 degrees Celsius or more.
You can also climb this col via a private road from Valdepenas
And then it is extremely tough with sections of more than 1 km long at an average of 18%. The Spaniards do not call it the Spanish Mont Ventoux for nothing.

De Sierra de la Pandera is eigenlijk de hoogste berg in de regio Jaen want je kan hem doorrijden tot op 1830 meter hoogte.
Het wegdek is zeer goed maar soms wel redelijk wat verkeer .
In de ronde van Spanje wanneer ze tot op 1830 m hoogte rijden staat hij buiten categorie gerangschikt.
In 2017 was hij de laatste keer aankomstplaats en de overwinning was voor de Poolse pocket klimmer Rafael Maijka maar ook Valverde en Cunego waren hier primus.
De beklimming is zwaar met weliswaar korte stukken maar aan 18%. Opgelet weinig schauw en in de zomermaanden loopt de temperatuur hier makkelijk op tot 35 á 40 graden en meer.
Je kan deze col ook via een private weg beklimmen vanuit Valdepenas
en dan is hij gigantisch zwaar met stukken van meer dan 1 km lang aan gemiddeld 18%. De Spanjaarden noemen hem niet voor niets de Spaanse Mont Ventoux.