Santa Úrsula Climb is a point-to-point cycling route starting from Triciclos Canarias (Santa Úrsula). The track covers approximately 31.9 km, with 1,873 m of total ascent and 39 m of descent. Elevation ranges from…
Track analysis
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Distance
31.9km
Total ascent
1,873m
Highest point
2,128m
Lowest point
294m
Route imageSanta Úrsula Climb
Route trace
Map
Point to point
Climbing profile
Elevation
1366 track points
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What the track tells us.
Calculated from the route file using sustained sections rather than noisy point-to-point gradients. Riding times are planning estimates, not recorded performances.
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Estimated riding time
Relaxed
3h 10m
Regular
2h 30m
Strong
2h 05m
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Longest climb
29.0 km
1,829 m gained · approximately 6.3% average
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Hardest kilometre
13.4%
Begins at approximately km 3.6
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Hardest 500 metres
15.7%
Begins at approximately km 4
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Terrain split
Climbing
92%
Rolling/flat
5%
Descending
3%
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Route character
Point to point
1,873 m climbing per 100 km · highest point at km 31.9
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Route guidance
Santa Úrsula Climb is a point-to-point cycling route starting from Triciclos Canarias (Santa Úrsula). The track covers approximately 31.9 km, with 1,873 m of total ascent and 39 m of descent.
Elevation ranges from approximately 294 m to 2,128 m, with the highest point reached at about kilometre 31.9. Based on sustained track sections, roughly 92% of the distance is climbing, 5% is rolling or relatively flat, and 3% is descending. The longest detected sustained climb is approximately 29.0 km, gaining about 1,829 m at an average gradient of 6.3%; the hardest sustained kilometre averages approximately 13.4%. These figures are calculated from the supplied GPX track and may differ slightly from Garmin, Strava or Komoot because elevation smoothing methods vary.
