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Cycling in Petite Case Noyale

1 cycling route from Petite Case Noyale, Black River, Mauritius, 33 km, 33 km mapped in all, with up to 411 m of climbing in a day. Hilly riding (12 m of climbing per km on average), mostly mixed-surface routes, 88% paved, 83% of the riding on main roads without a cycle lane.

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33km
411m of climbing

At a glance

Routes
1
33 km mapped
Lengths
33 km
Biggest day
411 m
12 m per km on average
Terrain
Hilly
Surface
88% paved
Bike
Road bike with sturdy tyres, or gravel bike
Difficulty
Moderate
Named climbs
1
high point 299 m
GPX
Every route
1 ride · 33 km

Know before you go

Added up from the recorded routes and OpenStreetMap; nothing estimated.

Surface
88% paved · 12% gravel or unpaved.
Roads
83% of the riding on main roads without a cycle lane.
Climbs
1 named climb.

Cycling guide to Petite Case Noyale

Routes from Petite Case Noyale include a 32.7 km loop passing through Choisy, Baie du Cap, Le Morne, Coteau Raffin, La Gaulette, Grande Case Noyale and Chamarel. The loop reaches a high point of 299 m and features a significant climb starting at 27.3 km lasting for 3.8 km with an average gradient of 7.6% and a maximum of 11.8%, gaining 289 m up to 298 m elevation near Chamarel. Around 88% of the route is paved, with 12% gravel or unpaved sections. Riders will cover 27.3 km on main roads without cycle lanes and face a longest stretch of 10.2 km without services. There are no cycle paths or railway stations close to the route.

More on best time to ride, terrain

Best time to ride

November is the recorded month for riding the route around Petite Case Noyale.

Terrain

The terrain is rolling with a significant climb near Chamarel at 27.3 km, rising 289 m over 3.8 km averaging 7.6%, maxing at 11.8%. The highest point is 299 m. Most surfaces are paved, with some gravel or unpaved sections.

Notable climbs

Nearby destinations

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Routes
1 published route filed under Petite Case Noyale.
Numbers
Added up from the routes on this page: distances and climbing from their lines, surface and roads from OpenStreetMap.
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