Hehuanshan Wuling

At an average cycling pace, Hehuanshan Wuling takes between 373 and 522 minutes to complete. The 87km climb with its 3.8% average gradient means riders with a higher FTP can push the pace significantly. In Climb Quest, your actual time depends on your real power output.

A moderate FTP of around 167W (watts) is a reasonable starting point for Hehuanshan Wuling. However, the climb has sections reaching 18% gradient, so a higher FTP will make those sections much more manageable. Beginners can still attempt it — just at a slower pace.

The maximum gradient on Hehuanshan Wuling reaches 18%, which is significantly steeper than the 3.8% average. These sections require the most power and are where riders typically need to shift to their easiest gears. Climb Quest shows the full gradient profile so you can plan where to conserve energy.

Yes — Hehuanshan Wuling is available in Climb Quest for any FTMS-compatible smart trainer (Wahoo KICKR, Tacx NEO, Elite Suito, and more). The app automatically adjusts resistance to match the real-world gradient at every point of the 87km climb, giving you an authentic simulation of riding outdoors in Taiwan.