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Kandel
Length
10.3 km
Elevation
877 m
Gradient
8.5%
At 1,241 meters, the Kandel is one of the highest points in the southern Black Forest. It is considered by cyclists to be the toughest mountain in the southern Black Forest. The bare figures certainly support this view. With an average gradient of 8.2% over twelve kilometers, the climb from Waldkirch is certainly on a par with legendary Alpine climbs such as Alpe d'Huez.
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Photo by René Kieselmann rmk on Wikimedia
Photo by LNDR 734N932 on Unsplash
Cycling routes featuring Kandel
This climb is part of these cycling routes.
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Best time to climb Kandel
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When is the best time to climb Kandel?
Kandel 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 Black Forest.
For more detailed information about weather and riding conditions, see the Black Forest cycling guide.
Plan Your Visit to Black Forest
Discover where to stay, climbs, routes, bike rentals, cafes, and everything you need to plan your cycling trip in the Black Forest Guide.
