| Hidden gem |
| 13 hairpin turns |
| #2 toughest climb of Valencia |
| #41 most elevation gain of Valencia |
| #80 longest climb of Costa Blanca |
| #29 average steepest climb of Valencia |
El Miserat / Pico Xilibre from Pego is a climb in the region Costa Blanca. It is 4.1 mi long and bridges 2169 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 10.1%, resulting in a difficulty score of 871. The top of the ascent is located at 2464 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 9 reviews of this climb and uploaded 12 photos.
5.0 by Stefaan27This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.Very nice climb that you must have done. The beginning and end are very tough. Too bad the last km to the antennas was closed with a fence. The descent to Val d'Ebo is very dangerous with bad road surface.... read more
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Very nice climb that you must have done. The beginning and end are very tough. Too bad the last km to the antennas was closed with a fence. The descent to Val d'Ebo is very dangerous with bad road surface.
Heel mooie klim die je gedaan moet hebben. Het begin en einde zijn heel zwaar. Spijtig genoeg was de laatste km naar de antennes afgesloten met een hek. De afdaling naar Val d'Ebo is zeer gevaarlijk met slecht wegdek.
Almost two climbs joined to each other. Very steep but cool view at the top. Very sparse
Steile klim, weinig herstelmogelijkheid, op het middenstuk na. Je moet er vanaf het begin lekker inzitten, anders wordt het een zware dobber. De weg naar de antenne was helaas afgesloten met een hek. Het kan bovenop vies hard waaien (extra uitdaging).
In 2018, when the Miserat or Xillibre peak was completely unknown because it could only be climbed by mountain bike as it was not asphalted, it was the subject of the Xillibre Everesting Challenge, a solidarity challenge against energy poverty, where we climbed it 12 times on a 16.1km circuit. It was the subject of the Xillibre Everesting Challenge, a solidarity challenge against energy poverty, where we climbed it 12 times in a circuit of 16.1km. Climbing up the Pego slope and descending the Adsubia slope. You can find all the info on the internet.
En el 2018 cuando el Miserat o pico Xillibre era por completo un desconocido debido a que su ascensión se podía hacer únicamente en bicicleta de montaña ya que no estaba asfaltado. Fue objeto del Xillibre Everesting Challenge un reto solidario contra la pobreza energética, donde lo ascendimos 12 veces en un circuito de 16,1km. Subiendo por la vertiente de Pego y bajando por la de la Adsubia. Podéis encontrar toda la info en internet.
One of the toughest climbs in the area with a stretch of 1.6km at an average of 15.6％ that ends just before the Camp de Tir del Miserat. Here you can catch your breath for a good stretch to face the ascent of the second stretch up to the pass. Turn right to climb the final stretch to the summit. From the summit we have a 360 degree view that on clear days allows us to see the silhouette of the Balearic Islands.
Una de las subidas más duras de la zona com un tramo de 1,6km a una media del 15,6％ que finaliza justo antes del Camp de Tir del Miserat. Aquí se toma aire durante un buen tramo para afrontar la ascensión del segundo tramo hasta el collado. Giraremos a la derecha para ascender el tramo final hasta la cima. Desde la cima tenemos una vista de 360 grados que en días claros nos permite ver la silueta de las Baleares.
Exceptional climb but oh so hard! Absolutely no let up until a brief respite at just over 3km in. Save something for the final push on the concrete road to Pico Xillibre.
Climbed twice in the same week two years ago in preparation and during the Gran Fondo Contador. It is a horror ! There are only a few hundred metres from the "Campo de tir" where you can catch your breath and then it goes to 20 ％ and more again.
Twee jaar geleden tweemaal in dezelfde week beklommen als voorbereiding en tijdens de Gran Fondo Contador. Het is een verschrikking ! Er zijn slechts een paar honderd meter vanaf het "Campo de tir" waar je even op adem kunt komen en dan gaat het opnieuw naar 20 ％ en meer.
One of the 5 climbs in the "Marina Alta" that you have to have done :-)....aber only up and then continue at the back via the Vall de Ebo.
Einer der 5 Anstiege in der "Marina Alta" die man gemacht haben muss :-)....aber nur rauf und dann hinten über das Vall de Ebo weiter.
Did this as a descent today. I don't know what was more tiring: the uphill stomping or constantly squeezing the brakes and making sure you don't fall off your bike forward.
The view down the road to Pego is impressive.
Vandaag deze als afdaling gedaan. Ik weet niet wat vermoeiender was: het naar boven stoempen of het continu in de remmen knijpen en zorgen dat je niet voorover van je fiets valt.
Het uitzicht naar beneden op de weg naar Pego is indrukwekkend.
| 5 mph | 00:49:07 |
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