Côte de St Hubert is a climb of 4.0 kilometers (category 4). Côte de St Hubert tops out at 559 m above sea level. It is located in Moircy, Luxembourg, België / Belgique / Belgien. The average gradient is 3.4% with a maximum of 7.5%. The climb has 136 meters of elevation gain.
Analysis of the difficulty: The Bonnerue climb is a Category 4, fairly short (4 km) and not that steep on average (3.4%). Its difficulty lies in an uneven gradient: the first kilometre is very flat, then the slope ramps up steadily, peaking between the 2nd and 3.5th kilometre, with the steepest section at 7%.
Tips for pacing yourself:
1. Start easy: Use the nearly flat first kilometre to find your rhythm without burning matches.
2. Prepare for the meat of the climb: The gradient really kicks up from the 2nd km. Ease off a little on the 6-7% sections to keep a steady rhythm.
3. Recover near the top: The last half kilometre (1%) lets you ease the pressure and get ready for what's next on the route.
4.0 km • 136 m D+
VAM: average climbing speed, based on elevation gain
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