Alto de El Jaramillo, by Los Juncares

South-eastern ascent from Starting point unknown

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From Starting point unknown 6.4 km · 6.3% From Starting point unknown 4.2 km · 7.9% From Starting point unknown 3.2 km · 9.8%

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Elevation profile

502 m → 820 m

0–4% 4–6% 6–8% 8–10% 10–14% 14%+

Steepest kilometre: km 1 at 11.1% — peaks at 16.5%

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Climb stats

311 m Ascent

3.19 km Length

9.76% Average

19% Maximum

820 m Summit altitude

105 Difficulty

Kilometre by kilometre

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Km	Altitude	Gain	Average	Max
1	613 m	+111 m	11.1%	15%
2	694 m	+82 m	8.2%	17%
3	804 m	+109 m	10.9%	19%
4	820 m	+16 m	8.8%	11%

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Clear · feels like 24°

Wind 7 km/h NE

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