| #58 toughest climb of Belgium |
| #81 most elevation gain of Belgium |
| #45 longest climb of Forest of Saint-Hubert |
| #39 average steepest climb of Forest of Saint-Hubert |
Côte du Fourneau Saint-Michel from Fourneau Saint-Michel is a climb in the region Forest of Saint-Hubert. It is 2.2 mi long and bridges 771 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 6.6%, resulting in a difficulty score of 189. The top of the ascent is located at 1739 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 6 reviews of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.
Road name: Rue Saint-Michel (N849)
4.0 by Maikel1989This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.Nice climb, good tarmac and not too much traffic. The start is quite tricky but once you get past that it's good to do.... read more
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Nice climb, good tarmac and not too much traffic. The start is quite tricky but once you get past that it's good to do.
Mooie klim, goed asfalt en niet te veel verkeer. Het begin is vrij lastig maar eens je daar voorbij bent is het goed te doen.
Blessed climb! Last one of our route. Scary image when you see the first part! Nice tarmac little traffic, varied gradients.
Zalige klim! Laatste van onze route. Akelig beeld wanneer je het eerste stuk ziet verschijnen! Mooie tarmac weinig verkeer, afwisselende hellingshoeken.
Climb starts on a provincial domain, very steep part to start the climb. After that, it continues to climb nicely with alternating steeper and more running sections. A climb of 235 altimeters is certainly not bad in this area!
Klim begint aan een provinciaal domein, erg steil stuk om de klim te beginnen. Daarna blijft hij lekker doorklimmen met afwisselend steilere en meer lopende stukken. Een klim van 235 hoogtemeters is in deze buurt zeker niet mis!
Agree with the other comments, did it several times in Spring 2021; take it easy on the start ("wall") where gradient can be up to 18％ according to bike computer
The climb actually starts with a wall. Once you've crossed it, steeper and flatter parts alternate on good asphalt and in a wooded area. The road is not overcrowded, but not exactly deserted either (it is an N-road for a reason). One of the longest climbs in the area, especially in combination with the gradients. Worthwhile in every way.
De klim begint zowaar met een muur. Eens je die over bent, wisselen steilere en vlakkere stukken elkaar af op goed asfalt en een bosrijke omgeving. De weg is niet overbevolkt, maar ook niet bepaald verlaten (het is niet voor niets een N-weg). Een van de langste klimmen uit de buurt, zeker in combinatie met de stijgingspercentages. De moeite waard alleszins.
In fact, the first 300 metres of this climb are the most difficult. When you reach a large car park at the Fourneau Saint-Michel, the road rises quite steeply. Fortunately, the steep part is not long, but you have to hang on. After that, it still goes up for about 2 km, so don't underestimate the length. We ride on a national road, but the traffic is not important at all and we cross a forest.
A vrai dire, les 300 premiers mètres de cette côte sont les plus difficiles. Lorsqu'on arrive à hauteur d'un grand parking à hauteur du Fourneau Saint-Michel, on voit la route s'élevée assez sévèrement. Heureusement, la partie raide n'est pas longue, mais il faut s'accrocher. Après, cela monte quand même encore pendant 2 kilomètres environ, il ne faut pas sous estimer la longueur. On roule sur une nationale, mais le trafic n'est pas important du tout et on traverse une forêt.
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| 12 mph | 00:11:08 |
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