Elevation 66 m (217 ft) Altitude 136 m (446 ft) Average gradient 9.9 % | Location Limburg, Netherlands Length 700 m (2,300 ft) Maximum gradient 22.0 % | |
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Keutenberg beklimming door mij en zijwielrent nl
The Keutenberg is a steep hill in the south of Limburg, Netherlands. The start of the climb is in Schin op Geul, a small village near Valkenburg aan de Geul. The Keutenberg is considered the steepest hill in the Netherlands and is famous for being part of the route of the Amstel Gold Race.
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- Keutenberg beklimming door mij en zijwielrent nl
- Amstel gold race toerversie 2015 beklimming van de keutenberg
- Amstel Gold Race
- References
Amstel gold race toerversie 2015 beklimming van de keutenberg
Amstel Gold Race
The Keutenberg is the last climb of the Amstel Gold Race before the finish on the top of the Cauberg. It is often a decisive climb on which a small group of riders will break away from the pack and will stay with each other until the foot of the Cauberg. No public is permitted on the Keutenberg during the race because in the past they have often caused chaos on the steep and narrow hill.
References
Keutenberg Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA