Changla Gali is a climb of 22.7 kilometers (hors catégorie). Changla Gali tops out at 2,542 m above sea level. It is located in Malkot Bangara, پنجاب, پاکستان. The average gradient is 11.8% with a maximum of 13.2%. The climb has 2683 meters of elevation gain.
Difficulty analysis: At 22.7 km with an average gradient of 12%, this climb is seriously hard and clearly hors catégorie. The real challenge is its irregularity: very steep sections (15% at km 3, 11% at km 2 and km 21) alternate with flat sections (0% at km 5 and km 7), which wrecks your rhythm. The total climbing of 2683m is massive.
Pacing tips:
1. Handling the changes: Anticipate the gradient changes. Use the flat stretches (km 5-9) to recover properly before the hard sections (km 15-16, 19-22).
2. Controlling your effort: Don't burn matches on the steep early kilometers. Hold a steady cadence so you don't blow up in the final kilometers at 11%.
3. Choosing your gearing: Run a gear ratio you can live with on the long 12-15% pitches. Being able to keep your legs spinning on the steepest parts will be the deciding factor.
22.7 km • 2683 m D+
VAM: average climbing speed, based on elevation gain
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