Question 1

How hard is Chaffrois via Route de Sainte-Marguerite?

Accepted Answer

Classified as Category 4, Chaffrois via Route de Sainte-Marguerite is a manageable climb suitable for most riders.

Question 2

How long is Chaffrois via Route de Sainte-Marguerite?

Accepted Answer

Chaffrois via Route de Sainte-Marguerite is 3km long with 124m of elevation gain. At a typical climbing pace, expect the ascent to take roughly 18 minutes.

Question 3

Where does Chaffrois via Route de Sainte-Marguerite start?

Accepted Answer

Chaffrois via Route de Sainte-Marguerite starts on the Route in Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France. The starting coordinates are 44.5392°N, 6.0739°E.

Question 4

What is the steepest section of Chaffrois via Route de Sainte-Marguerite?

Accepted Answer

The steepest 100-metre section of Chaffrois via Route de Sainte-Marguerite hits 9.3%. A noticeable steepening, but manageable with good rhythm. The average gradient across the full climb is 4.2%.

Chaffrois via Route de Sainte-Marguerite

Chaffrois via Route de Sainte-Marguerite

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