Les Hauts Buttés from Monthermé

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4.0 4 reviews | Statistics | 4 photos

200

difficulty points

avg. gradient

9.4%

steepest 100 meters

8.9km

length

359m

total ascent

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Les Hauts Buttés from Monthermé is a climb in the region French Ardennes. It is 8.9km long and bridges 359 vertical meters with an average gradient of 4%, resulting in a difficulty score of 200. The top of the ascent is located at 493 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 4 reviews of this climb and uploaded 4 photos.

Road names: Rue Etienne Dolet, Rue Mgr Bihery, Haut du Terne & Les Fougères

4.0 by Trek2

This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.
Nice long climb, starting in Montherme. The start is a bit spicier but nowhere very tough. Then you can pick up the right cadence and cycle up at a nice pace. Nice climb and also very nice as a descent... read more

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Statistics

Les Hauts Buttés from Monthermé This climb	French Ardennes 152 climbs	Ardennes (France) 248 climbs	Ardennes 3442 climbs	Grand Est 1032 climbs	France 12227 climbs	Europe 43411 climbs
Difficulty points 200 3	rank 6 26% easier than Côte du Malgré-Tout	rank 6 26% easier than Côte du Malgré-Tout	rank 65 46% easier than Mont St. Nicholas from Vianden via Am Schank	rank 213 78% easier than Col du Grand Ballon from Saint-Amarin	rank 2926 88% easier than Col du Galibier	rank 11665 93% easier than Pozza San Glisente / Dos dell'Asino from Esine
Average gradient 4%	rank 87 69% less steep than Château de Linchamps from Nohan Sur Semoy	rank 159 69% less steep than Château de Linchamps from Nohan Sur Semoy	rank 2339 83% less steep than Kuesselt from Welscheid	rank 733 76% less steep than Mur Leymel	rank 9272 80% less steep than Sente de la Butte à Doineau from Jouy-en-Josas	rank 30602 87% less steep than Calçada do Rêgo Lameiro
Length 8.9km	rank 2 14% shorter than Maison Brûlée from Fumay	rank 3 14% shorter than Maison Brûlée from Fumay	rank 33 46% shorter than Pannensterzkopf via Ternell	rank 105 66% shorter than Col du Grand Ballon from Buhl	rank 1504 81% shorter than Col de l'Iséran	rank 6021 86% shorter than Transfăgărășan from Căpățânenii Pământeni
Total ascent 359m	rank 2 8% less ascent than La Croix Gillet from Haybes	rank 2 8% less ascent than La Croix Gillet from Haybes	rank 19 25% less ascent than Signal de Botrange from Membach	rank 148 69% less ascent than Col du Grand Ballon from Cernay	rank 2209 83% less ascent than Col du Galibier	rank 8904 87% less ascent than Pico Veleta / Alto de la Sierra Nevada

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Road surface condition

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Traffic

33% 50% 17%

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Climbing times

7 km/h	01:16:17
11 km/h	00:48:33
15 km/h	00:35:36
19 km/h	00:28:06

Reviews (4)

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Trek2

8 Mo 4.0

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Nice long climb, starting in Montherme. The start is a bit spicier but nowhere very tough. Then you can pick up the right cadence and cycle up at a nice pace. Nice climb and also very nice as a descent

Jurne1

11 Mo 4.0

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You start in the quiet village of Monthermé, here it starts with some punishing percentages but nothing crazy. You can then at some point turn left into a small street, where you have a separate rock face and a nice view. Recommended for that. Then you can continue up via the D989, where the wind can be nasty. It goes on for a long time but that's what we want, of course. Once at the top, you can descend towards Haybes, an arrow-shaped descent, lovely! Again, a viewpoint on Fumay.

DennisW

1 y 4.0

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Very nice climb in this region, with some panorama's over the high plains, a welcome change from many climbs elsewhere in this area where you cycle almost completely through the forest. in addition, one of the longer climbs that I have come across here. Highly recommended!

Chip +

2 y 4.0

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A long run over good tarmac and little traffic,
If you switch back to the big slab from the small descent and continue on the false flat, you can train well for any upcoming cycling holidays in the mountains.