Question 1

How hard is Col Bayard from Gap via Route de la Descente?

Accepted Answer

Classified as Category 2, Col Bayard from Gap via Route de la Descente is a solid climb that will test your legs.

Question 2

How long is Col Bayard from Gap via Route de la Descente?

Accepted Answer

Col Bayard from Gap via Route de la Descente is 7.1km long with 499m of elevation gain. At a typical climbing pace, expect the ascent to take roughly 43 minutes.

Question 3

Where does Col Bayard from Gap via Route de la Descente start?

Accepted Answer

Col Bayard from Gap via Route de la Descente begins in Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France. The starting coordinates are 44.5651°N, 6.0837°E.

Question 4

What is the steepest section of Col Bayard from Gap via Route de la Descente?

Accepted Answer

The steepest 100-metre section of Col Bayard from Gap via Route de la Descente hits 12.2%. A serious ramp that will have you out of the saddle. The average gradient across the full climb is 7%.

Question 5

How many hairpins does Col Bayard from Gap via Route de la Descente have?

Accepted Answer

Col Bayard from Gap via Route de la Descente has 10 hairpin bends. The hairpins break up the ascent and provide landmarks to track your progress.

Col Bayard from Gap via Route de la Descente

Col Bayard from Gap via Route de la Descente

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