Yedappalli Hatti is a climb of 7.3 kilometers (hors catégorie). Yedappalli Hatti tops out at 2,056 m above sea level. It is located in Halakkarai, Tamil Nadu, India. The average gradient is 7.7% with a maximum of 16.4%. The climb has 558 meters of elevation gain.
Difficulty breakdown: This beyond-category climb is genuinely hard, with a brutal first half. The first 4 km stack up punishing gradients, often between 10% and 13%, and that's where the real damage gets done. There's a welcome breather between KM 4.5 and KM 5.5 with easier gradients (3% to 7%), then the road ramps back up at a moderate pace all the way to the finish.
How to manage the effort:
1. Pacing: Start conservatively and save something for the first few km, which are the steepest. Don't go into the red on the 12-13% sections.
2. Use the breather: The flatter stretch around KM 5.5 is your chance to recover, bring your heart rate down and get ready for the final part.
3. Break it down in your head: Don't look at the whole climb at once. Focus on getting through the first four km, then on recovering before you tackle the finale.
7.3 km • 558 m D+
VAM: average climbing speed, based on elevation gain
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