Spain · Iberian Peninsula
Coll de la Creueta
A high and exposed Bergueda climb that links to the Cerdanya plateau, notable for broad views and long uninterrupted ramps.
- Length
- 20.9 km
- Avg gradient
- 5.4%
- Max gradient
- 11%
- Elevation gain
- 1,060 m
- Summit
- 1,888 m
- Hairpins
- 16
Versants
- From Guardiola de Bergueda — 20.9 km at 5.4% (max 11%)
- From La Molina — 8.1 km at 2.3% (max 7%)
History
Coll de la Creueta is a high and exposed Bergueda climb that links to the Cerdanya plateau, notable for broad views and long uninterrupted ramps. The 20.9 km climb from Guardiola de Bergueda at 5.4% average features steady, consistent gradients.
The mountain transitions from forest to open high terrain with expansive views across the Cerdanya landscape. The consistent gradient and moderate difficulty make it suitable for endurance training.
The pass sits at the gateway to the high Cerdanya and is frequently used in regional cycling routes. The combination of altitude, consistent difficulty, and scenic views make it a complete training experience.