Zedra is a climb of 14.3 kilometers (hors catégorie). Zedra tops out at 894 m above sea level. It is located in n/a, Tipaza, Algérie ⵍⵣⵣⴰⵢⴻⵔ الجزائر. The average gradient is 6.8% with a maximum of 15.8%. The climb has 976 meters of elevation gain.
Climb analysis: This climb has a very uneven profile, with three clearly distinct sections. The main difficulty lies in km 1-2 (11%) and km 11-12 (12%), which are very demanding. A long flat stretch of nearly 2 km (KM 6-8) offers a strategic breather, but the climb finishes with a steep section (10% over the last full kilometer).
Pacing tips:
1. Managing your pace: Don't let yourself get carried away by the first kilometer at 11%. Start easy so you reach that first ramp under control. Save some legs for the 12% wall after the 11th kilometer.
2. Make the most of the plateau: Use the almost flat section between KM 6 and 8 to recover actively: shift to an easier gear, ease off the pressure on the pedals and drink plenty.
3. Choosing your gearing: Run a gear range soft enough to keep a decent cadence (>70 rpm) on the 10-12% stretches, especially late in the climb when the fatigue builds up.
14.3 km • 976 m D+
VAM: average climbing speed, based on elevation gain
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