Valley Of The Tears Gran Canaria

Valley Of The Tears Gran Canaria. Hill Junkie Gran Canaria Day 3 Valley of the Tears Feared by all that visit Gran Canaria, Valley of the Tears leaves little to the imagination with its wickedly steep gradients, hostile landscapes and a seemingly endless road that'll suck all the moisture from your body as you tackle its unforgiving slopes. Roque Nublo (third highest point on the island) as seen just past Presa del Parralillo

The route takes in the island's most notorious climb (Valley of the Tears) where you ride from the Parralillo reservoir, at 300 metres above sea level, to the summit, at 1,380 metres above sea level. It is 11.9km long and bridges 1013 vertical meters with an average gradient of 8.5%, resulting in a difficulty score of 1135

Cycling Valley of the Tears, Gran Canaria read this before you go!

The most revered cycling route in Gran Canaria is The Valley of the Tears Feared by all that visit Gran Canaria, Valley of the Tears leaves little to the imagination with its wickedly steep gradients, hostile landscapes and a seemingly endless road that'll suck all the moisture from your body as you tackle its unforgiving slopes so, naturally, we couldn't wait to pay it a visit to find out more….. The top of the ascent is located at 1360 meters above sea level.

GranCanariaValleyoftheTears CycliCIA. The most revered cycling route in Gran Canaria is The Valley of the Tears Gran Canaria, situated off of the west coast of Africa, is not one of the world's best known cycling destinations

Hill Junkie Gran Canaria Day 3 Valley of the Tears. Ride 12.6 kilometers gaining 1,070 meters at 8.4% average grade (9.1% climb only) A difficult climb which conjures up some expressive imagery, the Valley of Tears is a gruelling 12.4km ascent