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Cairnwell Pass from Braemar

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Elevation profile Cairnwell Pass from Braemar

Statistics

Difficulty points 167
Length 14.4 km
Average gradient 2.5%
Steepest 100 meters 8.7%
Total ascent 363m

Short recap

#63 toughest climb of Scotland
#9 most elevation gain of Scotland
#3 longest climb of Scotland
#17 average steepest climb of Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire
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Cairnwell Pass from Braemar is a climb in the region Aberdeenshire. It is 14.4km long and bridges 363 vertical meters with an average gradient of 2.5%, resulting in a difficulty score of 167. The top of the ascent is located at 682 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 0 reviews of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.

Road names: Glenshee Road, A93 & Old Military Road

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Climbing times

7 km/h 02:03:38
11 km/h 01:18:40
15 km/h 00:57:41
19 km/h 00:45:32

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