| #17 toughest climb of Hainaut Province |
| #22 most elevation gain of Hainaut Province |
| #29 longest climb of Pays des Collines |
| #51 average steepest climb of Pays des Collines |
La Taillette via Les Bruyères is a climb in the region Pays des Collines. It is 1.3 mi long and bridges 344 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 5%, resulting in a difficulty score of 79. The top of the ascent is located at 440 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 5 reviews of this climb and uploaded 4 photos.
Road names: Rue des Bruyères, Taillette & Rue Bourliquet
4.0 by Maikel1989This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.Cool climb to do. Back of the better-known climb the Bourliquet. You cycle up in two sections which makes it much easier. The road is narrow and zig-zags a bit uphill. You cycle through forest at first, then nice views though.... read more
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Cool climb to do. Back of the better-known climb the Bourliquet. You cycle up in two sections which makes it much easier. The road is narrow and zig-zags a bit uphill. You cycle through forest at first, then nice views though.
Toffe klim om te doen. Achterkant van de bekendere klim de Bourliquet. Je fietst in twee delen omhoog wat hem veel makkelijker maakt. De weg is smal en zig zagt wat naar boven. Je fietst eerst door bos, daarna wel mooi uitzicht.
Easier than its sister, the Bourliquet, which ends at the same place
With a respite in the middle of a very narrow road in good condition
Plus facile que sa "soeur" le Bourliquet qui se termine au même endroit
Avec un répit au milieu route très étroite en pleine nature en bon état
Very nice climb in 2 parts, the first steeper part followed by a short fast descent and then the longest more even part. Rough road surface with little traffic. Nice views along the entire climb.
Zeer mooie klim in 2 delen, het eerste steilere stuk gevolgd door een korte snelle afdaling met daarna het langste meer gelijkmatige stuk. Ruw wegdek met weinig verkeer. Mooie uitzichten langs de gehele klim.
Little known climb, because it is situated at the edge of the Pays des collines, but it is one of the most beautiful ones. I agree with Shibster that the best place to start is Drève du Pureau. A kilometre before the climb you'll pass by a beautiful castle.
Weinig bekende klim, omdat hij wat aan de rand van de Pays des collines ligt, maar het is nochtans een van de mooiste. Akkoord met Shibster dat je deze best aanloopt vanaf de Drève du Pureau. Dan kom een kilometertje voor de klimook nog langs een prachtig kasteel.
As far as I'm concerned, the Rue Tailette has one of the most beautiful views of the region on the right. Personally, I prefer the somewhat quieter variant of entering Les Bruyères via the Drève du Pureau. This is just a bit quieter.
Wat mij betreft heeft de Rue Tailette aan de rechterzijde één van de mooiste vergezichten van de regio. Zelf kies ik eerder de iets rustigere variant met het oprijden van Les Bruyères via de Drève du Pureau. Dit is net iets rustiger.
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