| Famous climb |
| 1 hairpin turn |
| #36 toughest climb of Haute-Saône |
| #15 most elevation gain of Haute-Saône |
| #37 longest climb of Burgundy-Franche-Comté |
| #87 average steepest climb of Haute-Saône |
Col de la Chevestraye from Belonchamp is a climb in the region Haute-Saône. It is 6.7 mi long and bridges 935 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 2.7%, resulting in a difficulty score of 109. The top of the ascent is located at 2008 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 5 reviews of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.
Road name: D97
2.0 by Vince25200This is an automatic translation, the original language is: French.I didn't particularly like this climb. It's not difficult, but there are quite a few large sections of false flat, very few hairpins... it's certainly better on the other side. Some beautiful views and very little traffic on the plus side!... read more
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I didn't particularly like this climb. It's not difficult, but there are quite a few large sections of false flat, very few hairpins... it's certainly better on the other side. Some beautiful views and very little traffic on the plus side!
Je n’ai pas spécialement aimé cette montée. Elle n’est pas difficile, mais pas mal de grosses portions de faux plat, très peu d’épingles… elle est sûrement mieux de l’autre côté. Quelques belles vues et peu de circulation pour le positif!
Fine, undulating climb. Certainly not tough and with a good road surface. Traffic is quiet there and the scenery is beautiful. We tackled it just before the Planche with 70 km already in our legs. We were able to ride it up nice and easy, and for the adventurous there is a nice steep goat path just before the summit itself with a very bad road surface. For this, you go straight around a bend. Fun to try.
Fijne, glooiende klim. Zeker niet zwaar en met een goed wegdek. Het verkeer is er rustig en de omgeving is mooi. Wij deden hem aan vlak voor de Planche met al 70 km in de benen. We konden hem lekker rustig op rijden, en voor de avonturiers zit er vlak voor de top zelf een leuk steil geitenpaadje met een erg slecht wegdek. Hiervoor ga je in een bocht rechtdoor. Leuk om te proberen.
Nice gentle climb, nowhere too steep and also occasionally nice views. If you come from the direction of Melisey, turn right towards Saint Barthelemy, over the water left and left again at the town hall. You'll get a little further up the climb but cycle on a nice quiet road.
Mooie rustige klim, nergens te steil en ook af en toe nog mooie uitzichten. Als je vanuit de richting Melisey komt, ga dan rechts naar Saint Barthelemy, over het water links en bij de gemeentehuis weer links. Je komt dan iets verder de klim op maar fietst wel over een mooie rustige weg.
Quiet climb, on which you can choose your pace perfectly.
There are some sections downhill that make the climb very easy, which can also be cool for once.
I did this one after la Planche des Belles Filles and Col des Chevrères, but you can indeed, as Petn says, use it as a warm-up for la Planche.
Rustige klim, waarop je perfect je tempo kunt kiezen.
Er zijn enkele stukken bergaf die de klim erg makkelijk maken, wat ook eens tof kan zijn.
Ik heb deze gedaan na la Planche des Belles Filles en Col des Chevrères, maar je kunt het inderdaad, zoals Petn zegt, als opwarmer voor la Planche gebruiken.
Ideal second warm-up for the Planche. If you have done Col des Croix first, this is a runner towards Plancher-les-Mines.
Ideale tweede opwarmer voor de Planche. Als je eerst Col des Croix hebt gedaan, is dit een lopertje richting Plancher-les-Mines.
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