Col de Néronne from Salers
- 9 km
- 298 m
- Easy
- Paved
Elevation profile
- 298 m
- 9 km
Route overview
Suitable for riders looking for a short, moderate climb with gentle gradients.
A 9.1 km climb from Salers to Col de Néronne in France with 298 m of elevation gain.
Starting near Salers at 943 m, this ride climbs steadily for 8.7 km up the D 680 main road to the Col de Néronne at 1242 m. The average gradient is 3.4%, reaching a maximum of 5.3% over 0.8 km, making for a gentle but consistent ascent. The initial 4.5 km section carries 69% of the total elevation gain, with the gradient easing slightly towards the top. The entire route is paved and primarily on a main road, 8.9 km of which lack a cycle lane and 3.8 km have speed limits of 80 km/h or higher. There is a longest stretch without a café, shop, or water of 3.8 km from 4.5 km to 8.3 km. Starting near Salers, there are several eating places and refuelling options at the beginning and at 4.5 km. Water is also available near the start and at 8.3 km.
Highlights
- Col de Néronne summit at 1242 m
- D 680 main road climbing 8.7 km
- Several eateries near Salers start
- Longest supply gap 3.8 km between km 4.5 and 8.3
Along the route
Places passed
On the road
Climbs
| Climb | Starts at | Length | Gain | Average | Max | Top |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Salers climb | 0.3 km | 8.7 km | 296 m | 3.4 % | 5.3 % | 1242 m |
Salers climb · starts at 0.3 km
Practical information
- Paved
- Point to point
- 39 min
- Jun to Sep — daily highs of 18–22 °C in those months
Know before you go
- 8.9 km on main roads without cycle lanes
- 3.8 km on roads posted 80 km/h or more
- Longest stretch without café or water for 3.8 km from 4.5 km