Bedugul is a climb of 20.2 kilometers (hors catégorie). Bedugul tops out at 1,408 m above sea level. It is located in Kendran, Bali, Indonesia. The average gradient is 6.9% with a maximum of 15.4%. The climb has 1393 meters of elevation gain.
Difficulty breakdown: This 20.2 km climb is rated hors catégorie (beyond categorization) because of its 1393m of elevation gain. The real difficulty lies in its length and the string of steep pitches, especially between km 8 and km 16, where gradients hover between 8% and 11%. That's the hard core of the climb.
Pacing advice:
1. Start easy: The first 6 km (3% to 6% gradient) are fairly gentle. Use this section to settle into a steady rhythm without burning your legs too early.
2. Prepare for the steep sections: From km 6 onward, the gradient becomes consistent and demanding. Drop into an easier gear before the 10-11% stretches (km 8-9 and km 15-16) to keep a smooth, even cadence.
3. Managing the finish: The gradient eases slightly over the last 3 km (5-7%), giving you the chance to pick up the pace if you've paced the effort well.
20.2 km • 1393 m D+
VAM: average climbing speed, based on elevation gain
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