How hard is Côte de Gélat?

Classified as Category 5, Côte de Gélat is a solid climb that will test your legs.

How long is Côte de Gélat?

Côte de Gélat is 0.4km long with 30m of elevation gain. At a typical climbing pace, expect the ascent to take roughly 2 minutes.

Where does Côte de Gélat start?

Côte de Gélat starts on the Allée in Aquitaine, France. The starting coordinates are 44.3603°N, 0.6813°E.

What is the steepest section of Côte de Gélat?

The steepest 100-metre section of Côte de Gélat hits 11.8%. A serious ramp that will have you out of the saddle. The average gradient across the full climb is 6.9%.

Cat 5 Allée

Côte de Gélat

Aquitaine, france

The Allée rises 0.4km through gentle countryside, gaining 30m to 123m. Averaging 6.9%, the road kicks to 11.8% at its steepest — a testing gradient that demands respect. It's over before the legs know what happened — a short, explosive effort where momentum is everything. Located in Aquitaine, France.