Mur de Huy cycling climb

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The Mur de Huy is a famously steep and decisive hill in Belgium that serves as the iconic finishing climb of the classic cycling race La Flèche Wallonne.

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instanceOf cycling climb
hill
road climb
alsoKnownAs Chemin des Chapelles NERFINISHED
averageGradient about 9.6%
climbCategory short, explosive climb
country Belgium
elevationGain about 121 m
endPoint near the church of Notre-Dame de la Sarte
hasCityView panoramic view over Huy
view over the Meuse river
hasFeature narrow roadway
series of hairpin bends
very steep middle section
hasGradientSection multiple ramps above 15%
hasLandmark Notre-Dame de la Sarte church at the top
chapels along the climb
hasNameMeaning Wall of Huy in French
hasSpectatorArea roadside barriers near the finish
hostsEvent annual finish of La Flèche Wallonne
annual finish of La Flèche Wallonne Féminine
isConsidered one of the steepest climbs in professional cycling
isFinishOf La Flèche Wallonne NERFINISHED
La Flèche Wallonne Féminine NERFINISHED
isIconicFor Ardennes classics NERFINISHED
isKeyClimbOf La Flèche Wallonne NERFINISHED
La Flèche Wallonne Féminine NERFINISHED
isPopularWith amateur cyclists
cycling tourists
languageOfName French
length about 1.3 km
locatedIn Huy NERFINISHED
Meuse valley NERFINISHED
Province of Liège NERFINISHED
Wallonia
maximumGradient about 19%
nearRiver Meuse NERFINISHED
notableSection steepest part near the middle of the climb
raceRole decisive final climb in La Flèche Wallonne
region Ardennes area of Belgium NERFINISHED
roadSurface asphalt
sport cycling
startPoint near the Meuse river in Huy
usedFor professional cycling races
road cycling

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Huy knownFor Mur de Huy cycling climb