Mount Anding via Li'an Road, Hangzhou

A compact advanced climb on Li'an Road in Fuyang: 5.61 km, about 476 m of ascent and an overall average close to 8.5%. ## Overview This climb rises from the Lishan area of Fuyang toward Mount Anding on paved public Li'an Road. Hangzhou riders often combine it with Mount Linfeng, and it is regarded as a useful test of climbing ability. Residents, farm vehicles and normal traffic still use the road. ## Climb analysis The rebuilt route is 5.61 km with about 476 m of ascent, averaging roughly 8.5%. Its five displayed sections comprise four genuine Strava subsegments and one terrain-derived gap section—not five genuine Strava segments. Recovery is limited. The parent segment's API value of zero ascent was erroneous; these rebuilt figures are authoritative for the page. ## Riding tips - Hold sustainable power through the first two kilometres. - A compact crank and 32T or larger sprocket are recommended. - Shift before steep bends rather than under heavy torque. - Fill bottles before entering the mountain. - Keep right and watch village and farm-road entrances. - Brake early for wet pavement, leaves, gravel and oncoming traffic. Li'an Road is a paved public road with no identified permanent bicycle ban or current long-term closure. Fuyang's 16 July–30 October 2026 restriction concerns medium and heavy trucks on a specified S310 section, not Li'an Road or bicycles. Rain, geological hazards, works or events may still cause temporary controls. Dry, clear non-holiday days in March–May and September–November; cancel for extreme heat, storms, lightning, fog, ice or closure. Hangzhou climbing benchmark · 5.61 km and about 476 m ascent · Dense gradients averaging about 8.5%