A Guide to Cycling the Col d’Agnes

Climb Statistics and gradient profile

Col d'Agnes gradient profile from Massat

Col d’Agnes (Massat Approach)

Length: 17km / 10.5mi

Average gradient: 5.2%

Start point: 650m / 2,132ft

Elevation at top: 1,570m / 5,150ft

Category: Category 1

Nearest town: Massat

Facilities at top: No

When to ride: Year round

Road condition: Good – Asphalt

Nearest climb: Port de Lers

Number of approaches: 2

Through road at top: Yes

Gradient Profile Col de Port (Terascon sur Ariege approach)

Col de Port (eastern approach)

Length: 16.3km / 10.5mi

Average gradient: 4.7%

Start point: 481m / 1,478ft

Elevation at top: 1,251m / 4,104ft

Category: Category 1

Nearest town: Tarascon-sur-Ariege

Facilities at top: No

When to ride: Year round

Road condition: Good – Asphalt

Nearest climb: Col d’Agnes

Planning a cycling holiday in the Pyrenees

If you are not familiar with the Pyrenees, our comprehensive guide will help you plan everything you need for your cycling holiday. The guide includes information such as:

  • a map of the Pyrenees with climbs and towns marked
  • where to base yourself depending on which mountains you would like to ride
  • cycling hotels and lodges
  • bike hire outlets
  • getting to and from the Pyrenees
  • non-cycling attractions and activities in the region

Click below to start planning your cycling trip to the Pyrenees.

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