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Cycling in Arrens-Marsous
Cycling from Arrens-Marsous offers a 5 km climb to Col des Bordères with an average gradient of 7%, reaching 1162 m elevation.
Riding in Arrens-Marsous in numbers
- 1
- 5 km
- 5 km
- 298 m
- Surface
- Paved almost throughout
- Roads
- 8% of the riding on main roads without a cycle lane
- High point
- 1,162 m on Col des Bordères from Arrens-Marsous
- Climbs
- 1 named climb
When to ride in Arrens-Marsous
Best months: May to Oct.
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BestFineHard goingRain days per month under each bar · typical wind 9 km/h from the NE
The ride in Arrens-Marsous
Notable climbs
Cycling guide to Arrens-Marsous
Arrens-Marsous is a starting point for cycling routes including a 5 km climb to the Col des Bordères. Riders pass through Marsous and Arrens on the way, gaining 298 m in elevation. The climb begins at 1 km, covering 4 km with an average gradient of 7% and peaking at a 10.5% gradient. The route reaches a top elevation of 1162 m. The surface is mostly paved, with 94% tarmac and 4% gravel or unpaved sections. There are no cycle paths and only 0.4 km on main roads lacking cycle lanes. Services are sparse, with the longest service-free stretch being 3.8 km.
- The terrain includes a sustained climb of 4 km starting at kilometer 1, averaging a 7% gradient with a maximum of 10.5%. The route reaches a high point of 1162 m above sea level, featuring mostly paved surfaces with minor gravel sections.
