Coll de la Gallina from Aixovall
Length
11.1 km
Elevation
935 m
Gradient
8.5%
The Coll de la Gallina is a serious test, averaging an 8% gradient. It starts off easy, but once you roll through the hamlet of Bixessarri, the road goes up for real. From there, it’s consistently 8% or more all the way up to the top.
At the top you'll have to turn around as descending into Sant Julia is forbidden. On your way down pay attention in the hairpins corners as you cannot always see the upcoming traffic.
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When is the best time to climb Coll de la Gallina from Aixovall?
Coll de la Gallina from Aixovall offers excellent riding conditions for much of the year. The best months are May through October, giving you plenty of flexibility when planning your cycling trip to Andorra. At this altitude, it's good to bring extra layers as weather conditions can change quickly and descents can get cold.
For more detailed information about weather and riding conditions, see the Andorra cycling guide.
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