Berg ten Houte
The Berg ten Houte is a 1.1 km cobbled climb with 65 metres of elevation gain. With an average gradient of 5.9% and ramps reaching up to 12.8%, it's one of the standout sectors in the region.
Berg ten Houte isn't about grand vistas or tactical pacing; it’s a direct, rhythmic battle against the incline. While other climbs in the region offer moments of relief, this forest road in Maarkedal is a relentless push over perfectly laid cobbles. It’s a climb that strips cycling back to the basics: your tires against the stone, your lungs against the gradient. There are no tricks here—just a steady, punishing rise through the trees that rewards those who can hold their tempo until the very last meter.
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