Côte de Beurre from Manihen is a climb in the region Caps et Marais d'Opale. It is 0.5 mi long and bridges 253 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 9%, resulting in a difficulty score of 80. The top of the ascent is located at 285 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 13 photos.
Road name: Rue Danton
3.0 by CromagnonThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: French.It's a fairly tough little climb, or rather two short, fairly heavy sections interspersed with a few metres of rest. The asphalt is very good and motorists know it too... Nothing incredible on the way up. A fine view at the top, almost the same as the one from rue du Havet. The village, the fields and the viaduct, which is still a long way off. ... read more
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It's a fairly tough little climb, or rather two short, fairly heavy sections interspersed with a few metres of rest. The asphalt is very good and motorists know it too...
Nothing incredible on the way up. A fine view at the top, almost the same as the one from rue du Havet. The village, the fields and the viaduct, which is still a long way off.
Une vraie petite ascension assez costaude ou plutôt deux courts tronçons assez lourds entrecoupés de quelques mètres de repos que j’ai accepté avec plaisir.
L’asphalte est très bon et les automobilistes le savent aussi…
Rien d’incroyable en chemin. Une belle vue au sommet, la même ou presque que celle du haut de la rue du Havet. Le village, les champs et le viaduc qui est tout de même très loin. Pas moche.
Just before entering Boulogne-sur-Mer, the Côte de Beurre forms a real triptych together with the Mont d'Ecault and the Tour du Renard, of which the Côte de Beurre is the middle slope. But even without having ridden the acid in the legs on the extremely steep Mont d'Ecault, the Côte de Beurre is a nice challenge in itself. It quickly climbs above 10％. After 500 metres, there is a small pause for breath when it goes downhill for a while. But immediately afterwards, it climbs again well above 10％. Once up, the climb offers nice views in almost all directions. You can see the antennas of Mont Lambert, the viaduct of Echinghen, the Église catholique Saint-Étienne and of course the basilica of Boulogne-sur-Mer which towers above the city.
Vlak voor het binnenrijden van Boulogne-sur-Mer vormt de Côte de Beurre een heus 3-luik samen met de Mont d'Ecault en de Tour du Renard, waarvan de Côte de Beurre de middelste helling is. Maar ook zonder eerst het zuur in de benen gereden te hebben op de extreem steile Mont d'Ecault, vormt de Côte de Beurre op zichzelf een leuke uitdaging. Al snel klimt het boven de 10％. Na 500 meter is er een kleine adempauze als het even naar beneden gaat. Maar gelijk daarna stijgt het alweer ruim boven de 10％. Eenmaal boven biedt de klim fraaie uitzicht richting zowat alle richtingen. Zo heb je zicht op de antennes van de Mont Lambert, het viaduct van Echinghen, de Église catholique Saint-Étienne en uiteraard op de basiliek van Boulogne-sur-Mer die hoog boven de stad uittoornt.
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