Climb library
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
Pasterksattel
A 12.1 km Category 1 climb in Austria gaining 825 m net, but 1,115 m of total ascent means the profile fights back with false flats and a brutal 27% ramp.
ProfilePanidersattel
Twelve kilometres at 8.01% average, ramping to 16.39% — a Category 1 grind climbing 962 m from 494 m to 1456 m.
ProfilePasso Condrò
12 km at 7.95% with ramps hitting 15.96%, climbing from 113 m to a 1067 m summit for 954 m of net gain.
ProfileForcella del Portonat
Twelve kilometres averaging 7.44%, climbing from 292 m to 1183 m with a savage 31.6% ramp waiting to break you.
ProfilePasso Scassella
A category 1 grind: 11.9 km at 6.26% average, ramping to 8.5%, climbing from 350 m to 1098 m for 748 m of net gain.
ProfileLesniksattel
A 11.9 km Category 1 climb in Austria averaging 7.6%, with 904 m of net gain masked by 1,273 m of total ascent — an undulating effort that demands smart pacing.
ProfileAlto del Tejuelo
11.9 km at 6.54% average, climbing 777 m to a 895 m summit with a savage 28.08% ramp lying in wait.
ProfileBoca de Vale Grande
A Category 1 grind of 11.8 km at 5.94%, climbing 700 m from 413 m to a 1113 m summit with pitches spiking to 13.21%.
ProfilePasso Ventarola Sud
11.8 km at a relentless 7.23% average, climbing from 50 m to 900 m with pitches that spike to 16.41% — a genuine Category 1 test.
ProfileGiogo di Paravanico
A relentless 11.7 km category 1 ascent climbing 715 m at 6.09% average, with pitches spiking to 12.67%.
ProfilePasso della Biscia
11.6 km at 6.88% average, ramping to 14.16% max, climbing from just 7 m to an 803 m summit for 796 m of net gain.
ProfilePasso della Peschiera
A Category 1 grind: 11.5 km at 6.14% average, ramping to 19.34%, climbing 709 m from 192 m to a 901 m summit.
ProfilePasso del Chiodo
A relentless Category 1 climb: 11.5 km at 7.69% average, ramping to 16.13%, hauling you 886 m up to a 961 m summit.
ProfileAlto de La Mesa
A relentless 11.5 km Category 1 wall averaging 8.22%, climbing 945 m from 231 m to a 1176 m summit with ramps hitting 17.17%.
ProfileCol du Mail
11.5 km at 8.32% with pitches of 27.92% — a Category 1 wall climbing 954 m from 648 m to 1602 m.
ProfileLa Chiesola
A Category 1 haul of 11.5 km at 6.58%, climbing from 903 m to 1657 m with pitches spiking to 16.95%.
ProfilePortillo del Ocejo
11.4 km at 6.18% with a 16.73% sting, climbing 702 m from 339 m to a 1041 m summit — a Category 1 test.
ProfileAlto del Chuzo
A 10.5 km Category 2 climb in Colombia whose modest 5.66% average hides steep ramps and 573 m of hidden climbing from undulation.
ProfileCroix de la Bottière
A category 1 grind of 11.3 km at 8.43% average, ramping to 22.61% and lifting you 949 m from 670 m to 1619 m.
ProfilePasso delle Tre Croci
A category 1 climb: 11.2 km at 6.68% average, ramping to 15.13%, lifting you 751 m from 791 m up to 1542 m.
ProfileAlto del Corral
A relentless Category 1 climb: 11.1 km averaging 7.51%, hauling you from 535 m to 1368 m with pitches touching 10.52%.
ProfileAdmonter Höhe
A 11 km Category 1 climb in Austria with a 7.12% average, hidden undulation, and a 785 m net gain that demands smart pacing and low gearing.
ProfileAuf der Goss
A Category 1 Austrian climb of 11 km and 705 m net gain, with hidden undulation that makes the 6.4% average feel harder than the number suggests.
ProfileAlto de Piedra
A category 1 grind: 10.9 km at 7.58%, climbing 828 m from 537 m to 1365 m with ramps hitting 10.8%.
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