Amden SE climb

A short, very steep climb above Amden in St. Gallen. Its 7.0 TEP puts it above 66% of catalogued climbs. The gradient is steady, with no stretch much steeper than the 28.1% average. Most runners need 10 to 18 minutes. It is graded demanding mountain hiking: expect sections where you watch every step. Southeast-facing, so it takes the morning sun and clears of snow earlier in spring. The nearest named summit, Speer at 1,950 m, is 152 m away.

TEP: 7.0
Climb: +172 m
Distance: 0.6 km
Average grade: 28.1%
Time: 10 to 18 min

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