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Famous climbs of cycling
Detailed profiles of the climbs that define the sport — length, average gradient, elevation gain, race history, and pacing advice.
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3838 climbs
Alto del Capote
A 16.4 km category 1 grind averaging 6.47%, climbing 1064 m from 233 m to 1297 m with pitches that bite at 19.72%.
ProfilePuerto de Mijares
A 16.3 km Category 1 climb in Spain gaining 979 m net, with an undulating profile and a punishing steep ramp that dictates your gearing.
ProfilePasso Folungo
A Category 1 grind: 16.3 km at 6.94% average, ramping to 14.47%, climbing 1128 m from 221 m to 1349 m.
ProfileAlto del Común
A 16.2 km category 1 grind averaging 6.96%, climbing 1130 m from 730 m to 1860 m with a savage 15.92% pitch.
ProfileForca Zouf di Fau Alto
16.2 km at 6.88% average, spiking to 23.87%, hauling you from 309 m to 1421 m for 1112 m of net gain.
ProfileBocchetta del Bolettone
A category 1 grind: 16.1 km at 6.81% average, climbing 1099 m from 204 m to 1303 m with a savage 29.75% ramp.
ProfileGroßes Wildgrabenjoch - Passo Grande dei Rondoi
A 16.1 km category 1 climb rising 885 m to 1879 m at a steady 5.51% average, with a savage 14.56% pinch.
ProfileAlto del Oso
A 16 km category 1 grind climbing 911 m from 715 m to 1626 m at a steady 5.69% average, biting up to 10.81%.
ProfileAlto del Cural
16 km of climbing at 6.86% average, rising 1098 m from 233 m to 1331 m, with a brutal 36.23% pitch waiting to break you.
ProfileAlto de Terrero
15.9 km at 6.37%, climbing from 755 m to 1770 m for 1015 m of net gain — a Category 1 grind that never lets you settle.
ProfileAlto de Palermo
15.9 km of relentless climbing at 7% average, hauling you from 233 m to 1346 m with pitches that spike to a brutal 37.12%.
ProfilePuerto del Conio
A 15.8 km Category 1 climb in Spain whose 5.06% average masks a brutal 33% ramp and 2,384 m of total ascent.
ProfilePasso della Cava
15.8 km at 7.03% average, ramping to 22.49% max, hauling you 1110 m from a 394 m base to a 1504 m summit.
ProfileForca Griffon
15.5 km at 6.53% average with ramps hitting 18.04%, climbing 1015 m from 311 m to a 1326 m summit — a genuine Category 1 test.
ProfilePas del Trencabarrals
A 15.5 km Category 1 Spanish climb with 895 m of net gain but 1,813 m of total ascent — undulation that punishes even-speed pacing.
ProfileAlto del Tablazo
15.4 km of relentless climbing at 7% average, hauling you 1080 m upward to a 2605 m summit with pitches spiking to 18.24%.
ProfileAlto del Trueno
A 15.4 km category-1 grind climbing 908 m at 5.88% average, with a savage 21.41% ramp waiting to break your rhythm.
ProfileAlto del Otoño
A 15.4 km category-1 grind averaging 5.81%, climbing 893 m from 957 m to 1850 m with a brutal 19.1% ramp lurking.
ProfileCroix de Bruson
A 15.2 km category 1 grind climbing 892 m at 5.87% average, ramping to 11.29% near the summit at 1480 m.
ProfileAzpegiko lepoa
A 15.2 km category 1 grind averaging 5.43%, lifting you 824 m from 227 m to a 1051 m summit with pitches up to 11.09%.
ProfileAlto de Las Palmas
15.2 km at 6.92% average, ramping to 10.67%, hauling you from 1478 m up to 2528 m — a relentless Category 1 grind.
ProfileAlto de Santa Teresa
A 15.1 km Category 1 grind climbing 782 m from 1115 m to 1897 m, averaging 5.17% with a punishing 11.98% max.
ProfileCollado de los Lobos
15.1 km at 6.14% average, ramping to 12.45%, climbing from 162 m to 1091 m for 929 m of net gain — a full Category 1 test.
ProfileForcella della Croce di Tragonia
A 15 km category 1 grind climbing from 716 m to 1793 m at a relentless 7.17% average, spiking to 15.22%.
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