Côte de Cadoudal, Summit in Plumelec, France
Côte de Cadoudal is a climbing route in Plumelec that spans roughly 1.7 kilometers with a moderate gradient of about 6 percent throughout. The route reaches a peak elevation of around 156 meters and is accessed via the main road from town.
This climbing route became known to cyclists through its inclusion in regional racing events in Brittany. Its reputation grew as it was featured more frequently in competitive cycling circuits.
The Côte de Cadoudal connects multiple communities in Brittany, serving as a natural boundary between different agricultural and residential areas of Plumelec.
The route is accessed via the main road from Plumelec, with parking available near the base and along the ascent. Cyclists should expect standard road conditions and plan to visit during quieter times if seeking a more peaceful experience.
The final stretch becomes noticeably steeper, climbing at around 9 percent gradient for the last 100 meters (330 feet). This sudden increase at the end catches many riders off guard.
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