Peer Ki Gali is a climb of 65.2 kilometers (hors catégorie). Peer Ki Gali tops out at 3,481 m above sea level. It is located in n/a, Jammu and Kashmir, India. The average gradient is 4.8% with a maximum of 16.9%. The climb has 3107 meters of elevation gain.
Difficulty breakdown: At 65.2 km averaging 4.8%, this climb is a pure endurance test. The difficulty lies in its length and its uneven profile. The first half (KM 0-34) is moderate (gradients mostly ≤3%), but the second half is tougher, with steep sections at 6-8% (KM 37-38, 43-45, 50-51, 54) and a sustained 4-5% grade over the last 10 kilometers.
Pacing tips:
1. Manage your pace over the long haul: Resist the urge to go hard in the first 30 km, which are relatively flat. Use them to settle into an economical rhythm.
2. Plan for the key sections: Save some energy for the stretches above 6% (around KM 37, 43, 50 and 54). Ease off slightly on the short descents (KM 34 and 52) to recover.
3. Keep a steady cadence: On the long run-in to the top (KM 55-65) at 4-5%, find a gear that lets you hold a smooth, consistent cadence without surging.
65.2 km • 3107 m D+
VAM: average climbing speed, based on elevation gain
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