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ΑΝΑΒΑΣΗ ΑΝΑΤΟΛΗΣ (Kissavos hillclimb)

ΑΝΑΒΑΣΗ ΑΝΑΤΟΛΗΣ (Kissavos hillclimb) took place on Sun, Sep 13, 2026 in Anatoli, Greece. The main route is 18 km.

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Date
Sun, Sep 13, 2026
Start
Anatoli 🇬🇷
Distance
18 km
Level
Open to all
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An 18 km mass-start hill-climb up Mount Kissavos (Ossa), one of Greece’s longest-running ascents. — 18 km

What this race demands

This 18 km mass-start hill-climb up Mount Kissavos requires sustained climbing effort and pacing discipline over a continuous uphill route.

Sustained Climbing

The 18 km continuous ascent up Mount Kissavos demands prolonged threshold or sub-threshold power output without significant recovery descents.

Pacing Control

As a mass-start hill-climb, athletes must manage their effort from the base of the climb to avoid early fatigue over the long ascent.

What would it take you?

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Estimated finish

0:30–0:40

Peak-week training

6–8 h/week

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Frequently asked questions

When is ΑΝΑΒΑΣΗ ΑΝΑΤΟΛΗΣ (Kissavos hillclimb)?

ΑΝΑΒΑΣΗ ΑΝΑΤΟΛΗΣ (Kissavos hillclimb) took place on Sun, Sep 13, 2026 in Anatoli, Greece.

How long is ΑΝΑΒΑΣΗ ΑΝΑΤΟΛΗΣ (Kissavos hillclimb)?

The main route is 18 km.

What does ΑΝΑΒΑΣΗ ΑΝΑΤΟΛΗΣ (Kissavos hillclimb) demand?

This 18 km mass-start hill-climb up Mount Kissavos requires sustained climbing effort and pacing discipline over a continuous uphill route.

Who is ΑΝΑΒΑΣΗ ΑΝΑΤΟΛΗΣ (Kissavos hillclimb) for?

ΑΝΑΒΑΣΗ ΑΝΑΤΟΛΗΣ (Kissavos hillclimb) is open to all participants.

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