| #41 toughest climb of High Fens & East Cantons |
| #20 most elevation gain of Belgium |
| #16 longest climb of Belgium |
Signal de Botrange from Bévercé is a climb in the region High Fens & East Cantons. It is 7.7 mi long and bridges 1142 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 2.8%, resulting in a difficulty score of 119. The top of the ascent is located at 2277 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 12 photos.
Road names: Route d'Eupen, Route des Trois Marets & Route de la Baraque Michel (N68) & Rue de Botrange (N676)
5.0 by JarinThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.Nice long climb that in terms of percentages often does not touch more than 'false flat' but where in Belgium can you climb more than 10 km? Therefore definitely recommended, also because of the beautiful views along the way. The tarmac is top notch and on weekdays there is not much traffic. On top of the Signale de Botrange is another little hill you can climb to reach the very highest point, including a monument stone inaugurated by the King of Belgium. In June 2024, as a publi... read more
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Nice long climb that in terms of percentages often does not touch more than 'false flat' but where in Belgium can you climb more than 10 km? Therefore definitely recommended, also because of the beautiful views along the way. The tarmac is top notch and on weekdays there is not much traffic.
On top of the Signale de Botrange is another little hill you can climb to reach the very highest point, including a monument stone inaugurated by the King of Belgium.
In June 2024, as a publicity stunt, the summit was transformed into Mont Netflix for a week, during which you could climb a 7-metre-high scaffolding by bike to get above the 700-metre mark.
Mooie lange klim die qua percentages vaak niet meer dan 'vals plat' aantikken, maar waar kun je in België nu meer dan 10 km klimmen? Daarom absoluut een aanrader, ook vanwege de mooie uitzichten onderweg. Het asfalt is top en doordeweeks is er niet veel verkeer.
Bovenop de Signale de Botrange is nog een heuveltje dat je kunt beklimmen om het allerhoogste punt te beklimmen, inclusief een monumentsteen die de koning van België heeft ingewijd.
In juni 2024 was de top als reclamestunt een week lang omgetoverd tot Mont Netflix, waarbij je een stellage van 7 meter hoog met de fiets kon beklimmen zodat je boven de grens van 700 m kwam.
Versatile climb to Belgium's highest point. The road meanders delightfully at first before turning into a mostly straight wider road with bike lanes. The scenery changes from a deep valley to the beautiful plateau of the High Fens. Keep following the road until just before the end where you turn right followed by another gentle climb to the Signal de Botrange. Despite being a main road, it is still pretty quiet in terms of traffic.
Veelzijdige klim naar het hoogste punt van België. De weg slingert in het begin heerlijk waarna deze overgaat in een grotendeels rechte bredere weg met fietsstroken. De omgeving gaat van een diep dal over naar de fraaie hoogvlakte van de Hoge Venen. Steeds de weg blijven volgen tot vlak voor het einde waar je rechtsaf gaat waarna nog een rustige klim naar de Signal de Botrange volgt. Ondanks dat het een hoofdweg is, is het toch behoorlijk rustig qua verkeer.
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