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Andazarrate

Northern ascent from Zarautz
Length
16.9 km
Height gain
437 m
Average
2.6%
Steepest km
6.8%
Summit altitude
443 m
Difficulty
68
2 ways up · this is the hardest Compare all 2

Elevation profile

6 m → 443 m Touch or hover to inspect
Elevation profile: Andazarrate from Zarautz
0–4% 4–6% 6–8% 8–10% 10–14% 14%+
Steepest km: km 6 at 6.8%

Climb analysis

Where the climbing is

0–4%
12.8 km
4–6%
3.3 km
6–8%
0.9 km
8–10%
0.0 km
10–14%
0.0 km
14%+
0.0 km

Hardest sustained

1 km · km 5.0–6.0
6.9%
2 km · km 4.9–6.9
5.5%
5 km · km 3.1–8.1
4.4%

Time to the top

0h 45 at 3 W/kg · 70 kg rider + 8 kg bike, no wind
How this is calculated

Kilometre by kilometre

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Km Altitude Gradient 0–15%
1 43 m 3.8%
2 85 m 4.2%
3 77 m −0.8%
4 124 m 4.7%
5 146 m 2.2%
6 214 m 6.8%
7 255 m 4.0%
8 293 m 3.9%
9 319 m 2.6%
10 327 m 0.8%

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About Andazarrate

How long and how steep?
From Zarautz, Andazarrate is 16.9 km long and climbs 437 m at an average of 2.6%, to a summit at 443 m. Its steepest kilometre, km 6, averages 6.8%.
How long does it take?
At 3 W/kg it takes about 46 min to reach the top, at 4 W/kg about 38 min (70 kg rider, 8 kg bike, no wind).
What category is it?
It's a category 2 climb, with a difficulty score of 68. It's the hardest of the 2 ways up to Andazarrate.
Where is it?
It's in Gipuzkoa, Autonomous Community of the Basque Country, Spain.

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